I sowed 100 bald cypress seeds outdoors last fall—only one germinated this spring. How do I get better results?
Some tree seeds need multiple winter cycles. Leave the pot outdoors, keep watered—more may germinate next spring. Some species take 3-4 winters to break dormancy. After seedlings have second true leaves, transplant to final location, fertilize with balanced fertilizer, water weekly (more if no rain), side-dress with composted manure. Bald cypress is slow but worth the wait.
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