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Italian Arum Seed Collection: Red Berries, Clean, Plant Immediately in Shade

Wait for red berries, stalk ready to fall. Clean pulp in water; plant hard black seeds immediately in shade. ~100% germination. Two years to mottled leaves.

Easy, reliable propagation.

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