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Simple Citrus Seed Germination: Dry, Plant, and Keep Warm

Citrus Seeds Made Easy

Dry seeds a couple days. Plant ¼–½ inch deep in good potting soil. Keep moist, warm. Germination in 2+ weeks. First two leaves are seed leaves; true leaves follow. This simple method works well.

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