Growing Japanese Maple from Seed and Magnolias too! (Part 2)

Here is part 2 of Growing Japanese maples from seed. In this video I plant my Japanese maple seeds in plastic containers in my greenhouse. They have been cold stratified and are ready to start the germination period. Hopefully in a few weeks we will see some good germination from these maple seeds.

I also sow some southern magnolia seeds that I also cold stratified. With magnolia seeds you should soak them first for about 24 hours to loosen the waxy fruit on the exterior. Then the seeds just pop right out when you squeeze them. I cold stratified them in a seed starting mix in my refrigerator for a little over a month.

Here is the first video on the Japanese maple seeds if you want to see that process. Thanks for watching!    • Growing Japanese Maple Trees from Seeds - ...  

For more info on starting Japanese maple from seed check out this post on my blog:
Germinating Japanese maple seeds in plastic bags: https://growingthehomegarden.com/2013...

Update:    • Growing From Seed Update on Viburnums, Jap...  

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