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HAVIPRO - Sweet Cherry Seeds - 20 Shrub Prunus Cerasus Tree Seed - Big Fruit - Non GMO - DIY Bonsai Home Garden Yard Decor Seed (Black Cherry)
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About HAVIPRO - Sweet Cherry Seeds - 20 Shrub Prunus
100% Non GMO All Sweet Cherry Seeds are sourced from professional growers and boast a high germination rate. The seeds are intended for use in your indoor or outdoor garden and can easily be started with no past knowledge of growing plants. Just follow the easy step by step instructions on the seed packets for optimal results. The high quality Sweet Cherry Seeds. Warm notice: the package only contain the seeds, not included the pot. Quality All of the seeds contained within this assortment are fresh and are intended for the current and the following growing seasons. Each seed collection is sealed within kraft package that can protect the seed and environment Sizes Each seed packet measures 2.36" wide, by 3.54" tall and includes detailed sowing information inside. Count HAVIPRO - Sweet Cherry Seeds : 20 seeds How to Grow Your Cherry Seeds: 1. Refrigerate cherry seeds for one to five months in a container filled with moist peat moss or sand. The refrigerator should be set slightly cooler than 40 degrees Fahrenheit, preferably around 37 degrees. 2. Check on the seeds one to two times a week, especially during the last several weeks of the chilling process. Keep the medium in which the seed is stored moist. If the seeds begin to crack, plant immediately. 3. Sow cherry seeds outdoors in the garden in loamy soil in full sunlight. Space seeds about 12 inches apart and thin or transplant in one to two years. Alternatively, sow each seed in a 4-inch planting pot filled with potting soil and set in a sunny location, such as a windowsill. Sow seeds 1/2 inch deep and water the soil so it is slightly moist. 4. Keep the soil moist until germination, which will likely occur
