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Can banana seeds survive being shipped in below freezing conditions?
Does anyone happen to know if cold sensitive banana seeds can survive being to shipped to an area which is experiencing below freezing temps during the day time? Could they ever still be germinated or should they be thrown away? Any thoughts? Thanks in advance!
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There are many great posts on the Youtube platform... This is first choice to get the best info from hundreds of posts with your same question.... Pick and choose the best answer that suits you growing situation. Thoughts......plant your seeds and see and have a good time. Last edited by cincinnana : 02-10-2021 at 08:59 PM. |
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