Pawpaw seeds, These are cultivar "NC-1". 3.29.19 |
Today I planted most of the pawpaw seeds. I followed online instructions, published by Kentucky State University. They were stratified in the fridge, packed in wet paper towel in a ziplock bag, and kept in fridge since mid October. Occassionally, I checked on them, rinsed i cold water and changed the paper towel so it would not mildew or become moldy.
I scarified a few of the "Sunflower" pawpaw seeds by rubbing them on moderate coarseness sandpaper. The rest were planted as is.
Now it may be a few months before they sprout, if they do at all. I don't know what I will do with the trees, if they do grow. Plant a few here, maybe, and give some away.
The pots of planted seeds are in the sunroom for warmth.
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