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Cherry Seed Stratification and Mimosa Pudica Rescue

Cherry seeds need 90–120 days cold, moist stratification (fridge in damp towel/bag). Then sow warm.

Mimosa Pudica Overwatering

  • Let soil dry between waterings.
  • Top-dress with well-composted manure (odorless).
  • Warm, sunny window; 10-day recovery trial.
  • Red leaves = nutrient leach or cold damage.

If no recovery in 10 days, discard.

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