Russell Lupin, Russell Lupine 'Russell' (Lupinus polyphyllus)

Woodbury, MN(Zone 4a)

Russell Lupin, Russell Lupine 'Russell'
Lupinus polyphyllus


Fabulous colors! Always a surprise when grown from seed.

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Utica, NY(Zone 4b)

i have a question,,, I'm pretty sure i have a few seeds on my plant,,,,, what do i do to harvest them or do i just let them fall off to the ground? they are fuzzy green lookin thingy right now.... my plant has spiked bloomed and this is whats left on the stalk....any help would be great :]

jane

Woodbury, MN(Zone 4a)

Wait until the pods turn brown and start to split, then you can break them open to save the seed. Seed stores well at room temp. When you want to sow them, nick the seed coat and soak them overnight, and some will germinate in as little as 2 days. If you don't nick and soak, you'll be waiting a long time.

Utica, NY(Zone 4b)

can i sow then this year?

Woodbury, MN(Zone 4a)

I don't see why not. The seeds mature early enough in the season for seedlings to be big enough to overwinter.

Utica, NY(Zone 4b)

The ones i noticed are turning brown...do i wait til they fall off?

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