Aus natives seed treatment.Advice? (pics)

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beginnerbloomer

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Ok i had sum spare time so i thought id knock this quick thread up,i got my hands on sum seeds of various Australian natives,i have a rough idea of how to treat most the seeds but i would love any suggestions anyone may have,(ive never grown any of these plants except Lomandra longifolia.The other seeds i have are: Ozothamnus diosmifolius-(Rice Flower),Banksia serrata-(Old Man Banksia),Acacia longifolia-(Coastal Wattle),Dianella caerulea-(Paroo Lilly).Dodonaea falcata-(Hop Bush).Suggestions anyone?
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Botanist Bob

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beginnerbloomer said:
Ok i had sum spare time so i thought id knock this quick thread up,i got my hands on sum seeds of various Australian natives,i have a rough idea of how to treat most the seeds but i would love any suggestions anyone may have,(ive never grown any of these plants except Lomandra longifolia.The other seeds i have are: Ozothamnus diosmifolius-(Rice Flower),Banksia serrata-(Old Man Banksia),Acacia longifolia-(Coastal Wattle),Dianella caerulea-(Paroo Lilly).Dodonaea falcata-(Hop Bush).Suggestions anyone?
Cheers.
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Put em in dirt, then water em occasionally

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Botanist Bob

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Reading this actualy inspired me to pull out some seed that i had lying around.

Just treated some Acacia suaveolens, and Acacia longifolia, with some boiling water. I'll give it 24-30 hours, and see if they swell...
 
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beginnerbloomer

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I think they flower around march and seed novemberish.

Hey we should start a little seed selling scheme,some of the native seeds are fukin expensive
 
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beginnerbloomer

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Just good ol' aussie natives, they're pretty snazzy in my books,but if im pickin up wat ur putin down some of the acacias native to OZ (not these ones unfortunatley) do contain an extractable amount of DMT.
 
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Botanist Bob

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beginnerbloomer said:
Just good ol' aussie natives, they're pretty snazzy in my books,but if im pickin up wat ur putin down some of the acacias native to OZ (not these ones unfortunatley) do contain an extractable amount of DMT.
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Speaking Aus natives with DMT, Acacia madenii is in flower, so seeds will be here soon, going to grow me a forest of that shit.
 
200sxy

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sounds good, not to keen on the coastal wattles tho, bit of a weed where i live just spent the last 2 days clearing wattles, tea trees, dead stuff for the fire season
 
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My advice with Australian seeds is to roast them in an open fire for a few hours, run over them repeatedly with a 4 wheel drive, let them soak in muddy water for three weeks and then put them on top of flat rocks in full sun to germinate. bongsmilie

Buds as big as my arms.
 

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