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Storing and Stratifying Darlingtonia californica Seeds

Storage

Paper envelope → ziplock bag → refrigerator.

Stratification (Required)

Sprinkle seeds on paper towel.
Moisten with distilled/RO water.
Fold towel, place in ziplock.
Refrigerate 4–5 weeks (not freezer).
Then sow and germinate.

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Steve

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