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 Post subject: Growing Sida Cordifolia/Acuta and Ephedra Sinica/Nevadensi
PostPosted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 8:26 pm 
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Hi everybody, I have bought the seeds (Sida Cordifolia/Acuta and Ephedra sinica/Nevadensis) but they won't come out or die after a month or so they die.
has anybody got experience with growing these plants and could help me out?
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 Post subject: sida seeds I plante....
PostPosted: Sat Jul 30, 2005 10:57 pm 
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Sida seeds came up within 3 days after I planted them.

The ephedras usually take a little longer to germinate.

Are you keeping your soil too wet - I think that that might have contributed for your epherdra seeds not comming up - ROT in other words.

next time try course sharp sand - so no organic material in the seed bed. keep it warm. Humidity dome might be a good to keep the seeds from drying out completely.

You can also sterilize the course sharp sand to better prevent rot.


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do you plant them in the ground or in pots?
and do they have to be placed mostly/little shady?


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I just got some sida seeds. I was told they need a bath in acid to activate them. Hydrochloric acid was mentioned. I'm still trying to get more info on the process.

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 Post subject: Sida seeds
PostPosted: Tue Aug 23, 2005 9:14 pm 
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Stonehenge - with me the sida seeds popped up within 5 days w/o pretreatment. They should germinate without much trouble.

The only thing that really works in my favour is the weather overhere - it is a constand within the 80's F, so between 80 and 90 F - almost yearround.

Plant them in small pots first - then repot them. 1 seed per pot!


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Thanx,
I now have 3 plants :)
and doing quite well I think :roll:


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Do you have a photo? What conditions did you grow them under, type of soil, ferts and so on? I have some seeds but haven't tried starting them yet.

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i do have a photo but its not a digital one and i first have to find a scanner to put it on the i-net.


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i have measured my tallest , its 35 cm high
with 1 branch of 10 cm
and 2 branches of 6 cm

i just did what indjuwandjuwa told me

THANX indjuwandjuwa


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