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Old 11-09-2007, 03:11 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Hello all,
Can somebody tell me please if the seeds from my photo gallery are Musa sikkimensis seeds!?Thanks,
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Old 11-09-2007, 08:09 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Its possible, but its really hard to tell in that photo. Do you have any that are in focus and more detailed of maybe just a few seeds?
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Hi Gabe,
I made othe pictures putting some Musa velutina seeds in the roght side of the picture.Can you tell me now if they are Sikkimensis or not?Thanks,
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If they are smooth and not "worty" or "porous", they are most likely musa sikkimensis.

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I agree, they look like M. sikkimensis.
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yes they do look like Sikkimensis seeds
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You should have a load of seedlings in no time. Are you familiar with the sprouting techniques for musa sikkimensis?
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Yes I know:I'll put the seeds in water for two-three days as fast as possible after receiving. Change the water pretty often, at least once a day, but if you can change two or three times, that is better.The seeds are then sowed in a light soil mix, that is, soil added sand, vermiculite or perlite to make it more draining. It should be moist, but not wet.
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And most important changing temperatures: 14 hrs of 15-20 degrees and 10 hrs of 30-35 degrees!

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Ok thanks, I know that, but it is difficult to change the temperatures cause in my house( I hven't got a green house) the temperature is constant about 23-24C degrees
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