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Joe K · 03-21-2008, 12:25 PM

I'm in New Jersey USA. The seed was not prepared as that does not do anything (in my opinion) but I don't know what you mean, maybe soaking? What else would you do, maybe knick the outer shell? But this was very fresh seed, and I think that this is the only issue with banana seed propagation.

They were sown in Pro Mix PGX and put on a bottom heat that is set at 90 degrees. Sunny days would see temps in at least the 80s or higher in the greenhouse.

But yeah I have a ton of them. I was going to list them for sale on here but it says I need credits or something. I don't know if any nursery people read this though who would be interested in those quantities.

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Joe K Location: Southwest New Jersey, USA Zone: USDA 7a - AHS 7 Name: Joe K (swnj7a) Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 3 BananaBucks : 11,108 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 0 Times Was Thanked 9 Times in 3 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 0 Times	Re: Musa 'Darjeeling Giant' I'm in New Jersey USA. The seed was not prepared as that does not do anything (in my opinion) but I don't know what you mean, maybe soaking? What else would you do, maybe knick the outer shell? But this was very fresh seed, and I think that this is the only issue with banana seed propagation. They were sown in Pro Mix PGX and put on a bottom heat that is set at 90 degrees. Sunny days would see temps in at least the 80s or higher in the greenhouse. But yeah I have a ton of them. I was going to list them for sale on here but it says I need credits or something. I don't know if any nursery people read this though who would be interested in those quantities.