puiu

Hello all,
Can somebody tell me please if the seeds from my photo gallery are Musa sikkimensis seeds!?Thanks,
Puiu

Gabe15

Its possible, but its really hard to tell in that photo. Do you have any that are in focus and more detailed of maybe just a few seeds?

__________________
The only hemp Im growing is Manila.

puiu

Hi Gabe,
I made othe pictures putting some Musa velutina seeds in the roght side of the picture.Can you tell me now if they are Sikkimensis or not?Thanks,
Puiu

mrbungalow

If they are smooth and not "worty" or "porous", they are most likely musa sikkimensis.

Erlend

__________________

Gabe15

I agree, they look like M. sikkimensis.

__________________
The only hemp Im growing is Manila.

51st state

yes they do look like Sikkimensis seeds

__________________
a>

mrbungalow

You should have a load of seedlings in no time. Are you familiar with the sprouting techniques for musa sikkimensis?

__________________

puiu

Hi
Yes I know:I'll put the seeds in water for two-three days as fast as possible after receiving. Change the water pretty often, at least once a day, but if you can change two or three times, that is better.The seeds are then sowed in a light soil mix, that is, soil added sand, vermiculite or perlite to make it more draining. It should be moist, but not wet.

mrbungalow

And most important changing temperatures: 14 hrs of 15-20 degrees and 10 hrs of 30-35 degrees!

Erlend

__________________

puiu

Ok thanks, I know that, but it is difficult to change the temperatures cause in my house( I hven't got a green house) the temperature is constant about 23-24C degrees