A grower won Cephalotus 'Eden Black' seeds and found conflicting stratification advice. ICPS trials showed similar germination rates (9 vs 8 seeds) with and without 8-week cold stratification.
Stratify. Faster, more reliable germination reduces risk of accidental disposal. While some conditions may favor unstratified germination, they're not yet well understood.
Patience is key – Cephalotus seeds are slow regardless.
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