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you mentioned it takes a long time for them to rot. Will they get soft if they are? I have some ensete left that I planted in the spring and set out. They never dried out and they are still rock hard.
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The seeds will stay hard for probably decades. The part that rots is the fleshy "eye" on the seed. It's often hard to see if a seed is rotten, but usually there will be a hole or worms in the "eye" of the seed. If in doubt, take a sniff. If it smells like the breath of your algebra-teacher, you can be sure they are no good!
Erlend