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Originally Posted by banana_fun
I'm waiting on 72 Sikkimensis seeds that I sowed december 5th. None of them have germinated using fluctuating temperatures on a heat mat. I placed 6 caster bean seeds (purchased from our good friend Taylor) in the seed flat and they germinated in 1 day. I do not think the seeds I purchased are viable. I cracked one of the seeds open and the inside was as dry as chalk. Do you think I should find another source for Sikkimensis seeds?
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The white chalky substance is what you'll always find in musa and ensete seeds. I think your seeds are still good, and if you still have them spring maybe try sprouting them outside. Musa sikkimensis definatly are some of the toughest musa to germinate.