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Coccinia seeds
Hi can anyone help me with Musa Coccina seeds I have just bought some and what I have been sent doesn't look like normal banana seeds.
These look like air gun pellets. Do coccinia seeds look like this ? or are they the same as most banana seeds . Thanks Mark
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Re: Coccinia seeds
yes, Musa coccinea seeds look like a tapering oil-barell. Some species from the section Callimusa are very cylindrical.
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Re: Coccinia seeds
Thanks Gabe you all ways come good.
All I have to do now is get them to germinate .
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