The main species in San Diego County is Narrow-leaf Milkweed (Asclepias fascicularis). There are several other species of milkweed in the county with much more limited distribution. Of those inland and desert species, Kotolo Milkweed (Asclepias eriocarpa) would be the most commonly found.
Hi, Mary Duffy said that for the seed stratification process, they stuck the seeds in the refrigerator from anywhere to two to four months. But I have a question: So isn't that too much time for cold stratification? I am saying this because other people say that if the seeds stay in the refrigerator more than 6 weeks, the seeds will root or get harmed.
I meant to leave my milkweed CMS for two weeks. I accidentally went over and it has been 25. i just transfered to soil. I noticed there were maybe 3-4 out of 50 that were begnning to sprout.
What is the actual names of the native milkweed for San Diego!?!
The main species in San Diego County is Narrow-leaf Milkweed (Asclepias fascicularis). There are several other species of milkweed in the county with much more limited distribution. Of those inland and desert species, Kotolo Milkweed (Asclepias eriocarpa) would be the most commonly found.
Hi, Mary Duffy said that for the seed stratification process, they stuck the seeds in the refrigerator from anywhere to two to four months.
But I have a question:
So isn't that too much time for cold stratification? I am saying this because other people say that if the seeds stay in the refrigerator more than 6 weeks, the seeds will root or get harmed.
I meant to leave my milkweed CMS for two weeks. I accidentally went over and it has been 25. i just transfered to soil. I noticed there were maybe 3-4 out of 50 that were begnning to sprout.
@@jayocampo5413 what do you about cms?
@@fullmooninricky3965 oh ok thank you for replying!