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hi all-
soil, humidity, pot size? i only want a half dozen or so, and i've
probably got 50 seeds.
any help appreciated- all i've read so far indicates they are
relatively easy to germinate.
carl
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" only the species come true from seed and then only if hand pollinated.they generally take 2 - 3 years to develop into flowering plants.extract the seeds from the hips when ripe and sow thinly in pots or trays of seed compost in october.place in a cold frame .when the seedlings have developed 2 or 3 true leaves set them straight out into nursery beds.grow on for 2 years before planting out."
the only concern i would have is that the fruit may not have been ripe when picked...as a general rule when seeds can be heard to rattle around inside a fruit then it is ripe .
best of luck !