Seeds from a fresh blueberry planted in January, kept moist at room temperature. No cold stratification.
Some blueberry varieties need no cold; others do. If unknown, apply cold treatment: bag pot, refrigerate 3 months, then warm 2 months. If no germination, repeat cold/warm cycle.
Store-bought blueberries are hybrids; seedlings likely inferior. Fruiting in 3–5 years.
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