i have some seeds that have been sitting for a few months. ( king palm, queem palm, dypsis lutescen, dypsis albofarinosa, fishtail palm, himalayan fishtail palm, and some phoenix sylveris ( im sorry if i butcherd any of the names). i wiould like to try some of these seeds again seeing as the toerhs i had tried had done nothing once again. please hel;p
Older seeds sometimes need more soaking before putting into the ziplocs or whatever system you use. If you soak longer than a day, do change the water each day to avoid suffocating the seeds...they still need a bit of oxygen if they are indeed still alive. Above the fridge or water heater is often a good spot for the bags of seeds once they are ready for germinating, I think most or all of yours are more tropical and would benefit from warmer than room temps.
i was thinkingn pf possibly putting tem outside on or under my deck. The temps now in the day here are around 155 or 20+ so mabey a little more time. I was thinking that they needed light to germinate.
Palm seeds are notoriously slow, patience is definitely a must. I've had some seeds take a year to germinate.
