Bald cypress (Taxodium distichum) seeds need consistent moisture to germinate, but “saturated” doesn’t mean waterlogged.
Moist = soil feels damp, holds shape when squeezed, no free water. Not soggy = no standing water, no mud that sticks like fudge.
In nature, seeds germinate on exposed mud after floodwater recedes—firm, moist soil, not standing water.
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