Every spring I start seeds indoors for planting out after the ground warms and usually have great success – this year I tried Datura seeds and not one came up! Are they a hard seed to germinate, or does germination take an unusually long time?
Every spring I start seeds indoors for planting out after the ground warms and usually have great success – this year I tried Datura seeds and not one came up! Are they a hard seed to germinate, or does germination take an unusually long time?
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Greenwoman wrote on :
Datura needs warm soil, so you will have to be patient. Here in the Southeast, our native Jimsonweed (named for a historic Jamestown incident) will not start sprouting until late May through early June. Good luck, Pam