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ejennings San Angelo, TX(Zone 7b) Apr 17, 2010

I got some seed pods of a Texas Laurel. What do I need to do?
Thanks, Elizabeth

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wormfood Lecanto, FL(Zone 9a) Jul 22, 2010

I soaked mine in some warm water and a little peroxide. It's transplanting the seedling to be careful with. Try not to break the root, plant it straight down and it will take care of itself.

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Sep 16, 2010

this is a little late, but the ones i recd were red and hard and had to be nicked to germinate. i only got one plant from the six seeds i planted, so i dont think i did it correctly.

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wormfood Lecanto, FL(Zone 9a) Oct 06, 2010

Don't give up, 2 of my seeds took 2 months. I'd give it a whole year maybe longer, or take them out to knick them some more. I went to do that with some palm seeds and found out the squirrels took, probably the first day I planted them.

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