How do lupine seed germinate surrounded by the unrepressed? (Experiment)?
are they warm germinatiors?
possible lacking soaking?
thanks
Answers: I enjoy wild lupines adjectives over my yard. I don't do anything to them. The pods simply open and the seed fall out. I assume the precipitation softens the ground and in-beds them. I do know that they are very picky to what type of soil they will grow and survive in (in my nouns anyway) A harsh winter will verbs them easily.
Yes, Lupine germinate within the wild. Lupine seed do NOT need cold or grill stratification to germinate. They do NOT need scarification (seed nicking). To ensure even germination, we would typically soak within cold water for 24 hours and after sow at 59 degrees F. In the rainy the spring snow melt or rash spring showers would do the same for lupine core.
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