Cleome (spider flower) seeds need stratification—simulated winter—to break dormancy. It’s a simple kitchen process.
Seeds in bowl of water on counter.
Rectangular, 2 in. deep ideal. Bottom: ½ in. wet (not slushy) sand.
Spread seeds on sand. Cover with another ½ in. wet sand.
Freeze 4 weeks. Then move to refrigerator until sowing time.
Temperature shift signals the embryo to wake up. Mimics natural winter‑spring transition.
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