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Originally Posted by yenling
Thanks for the replys! But, should you put them in the fridge during winter? Then plant them early spring? or does it timing not matter w/ seeds and a fridge?
Can I just put them in the fridge right now, and plant them after 90-120 days?
Thanks
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Unless you can protect them from the winter cold after they sprout, they will not make it through the winter as young seedlings. If you sow them in Oct/Nov, they won't have enough strength to make it through until spring.
Better to put them into the fridge at the right time to plant them in spring.
You might buy some Brazilian Raintree seeds, they are tropicals and don't need the stratification. And their trunks twist up naturally.
Joanie (who ordered seeds just recently too, and is itching to plant them. Patience, patience.)