How to Easily Germinate Japanese Maple Seeds (Part 9) The Grand Finale!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Wow, Part 9, who would have thought this little series about how to easily germinate Japanese maple seeds would have come this far. Well, we're here now and this is the grand finale. I did a quick run through of everything we did for these red leaf Japanese maple seeds to get them germinated and then grow them up to this point.
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I love this guy! 3 years later and he still follows up on the content What a freakin' legend!!!!
LOL, thanks for the support!
i am friends with a local restaurant owner that has a lace leaf maple out side of it this year i collected 6 seedlings from around the base of it. so far all are still alive and well, i cant wait to see how they grow up .
Awesome, Tony, sounds like you're on the right track!
Wow, you actually did a part 9! I’m on this journey myself (half landscape/half bonsai) and this maple series has been literally the Most helpful resource I’ve found. As extensive as the internet is, bringing us along for Years of growth is usually unheard of. That’s true dedication! Thank you!
I'm in this deep now!
Hope you’re wearing your floaties!
Beautiful trees. I just potted up 4 volunteers I found struggling along in less than ideal conditions. Quickly they have put on several inches of growth and 3 more sets of leaves. It is fun to watch them grow.
Isn't nature cool!
@@MikeKincaid79 It certainly is.... I look on in awe.
I was actually noticing seeds on mine and I was going follow this up. So glad you made this video. I will definitely try this. Thanks Mike. Rhonda
Wait until the seeds fully ripen in the fall before picking them.
I will. Thank you Mike.
Thank you for filming such a great series of growing Japanese maples from seeds. The length and amount of information is just right. I am your new subscriber now. 👍👍👍
So glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you I have been wondering about these everytime I look at mine. I hope mine grow as big and beautiful as yours.
They will, just fertilize and keep watered through the summer.
They look lovely and fresh! Love the little history you just told us about them germinating in the fridge and growing on! I look forward to your 60th update! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much!
Great information about germinating Japanese Maples. I have 5 trees in large pots. I got those from seedlings. I did a covert mission late one night many years ago. The house had been sitting on the market for a couple years. But I would see this beautiful Japanese Maple when I would go for walks. I noticed at the bottom of the tree. Several seedlings that where growing and thought, hummm, I gotta get over there to dig them up. So one night, I got my hand shovel, and some plastic zip lock bags and dug them up. I even wore black so I would not be noticed. I am surprised I didn't darken in my face for the full effect. lol I knew they would just be cut down when they finally decided to mow the lawn. Anyway, before I ramble on. I have had them for probably 10 years now. They are in huge containers and look great. Anyway, there is one on the property ( I believe a lace type variety), where I work and I really want to try it. The seeds are just coming out but I will have to wait provided they stay on the tree. We get some pretty hefty storms here in the southern US so hopefully the seeds will still be on the tree in the fall. Are you able to pick them sooner than later? I assume they have to fully develop in order to harvest the seeds. I am just curious if you are able to pick them a bit earlier provided they have had time to fully ripen. Anyway, great collection of videos and I look forward to seeing more. How fortunate you where able to follow your dream. I really enjoy gardening and would love to one day have my own green house, and property to go hog wild on so I can continue to enjoy my passion of gardening. Thanks for posting all these videos. I have enjoyed checking them out.
LOL
wow they grew a lot since the last video I love your channel its so great and this whole series has been very entertaining and interesting keep up the good work!!
Glad you like them! Thanks for the support, Will.
thanks
They look good. I love this Japanese maples!
OMG! You are awesome! I watched the whole series. I am so inspired!!! Thank you for sharing your expertise!
Thanks for watching, Kayo!
I want it so bad... I wish I can get fresh maple seeds someday! Thank you for the journey... I watched all from the first video. The videos were very useful including the part that I canceled my order online right away for the seeds. Thanks
So glad they were helpful for you. I wish you success with Japanese maple seeds!
Thank you for all your videos, but especially this series. Because of all the information you provide for free I was able to get close to 100 Japanese Maple seedlings growing this year as well as several cuttings of other species. Just put up a small greenhouse and can't wait until my plants are large enough to start going your route of making some side income with my plants. My in-laws and neighbors are happy I've found your information as well since I've been giving some away as well. Thank you again, and I hope you keep the videos coming.
- A fellow Washingtonian
Hey Justin, so glad you enjoy the videos and have learned from them. Sounds like you're on the right track and I wish you the best of luck. Have fun building your side income. Good to hear from a neighbor!
For you it was a couple of years, for me it was 20 minutes on 1.5! Thanks for doing all the parts.
No problem!
The whole your greenhouse look fantastic!
Thanks!
So on my lunch hour walk I would stop every lap around the block and gather seeds from a Japanese maple outside a coworker's office. I knew I needed to stratify them and found your series on the JM's you grew. REALLY appreciate the knowledge!
Have fun germinating your seeds and thanks for your support!
Hi Mike another great video they look fairly easy to grow from seed I will have to have a go later in the year. Going to try to grow a lot from seed next year more unusual and exotic plants and shrubs . Have a good week and speak to you soon
I love the more exotic plants. Especially big leaf tropical plants.
Wow, Mike! Don't end the story! Any possibility you might share seeds? I've been totally unsuccessful finding them around here. A few years ago, I even got permission to collect them at the Chicago Botanic Garden and NONE germinated...
I may share seed here and there. If you hit me up at the right time of year and I'm in the right mood then I may send some to you, lol. I try not to commit to it though because I get so many requests for them and can't possibly fill them all. Maybe I need to start a Japanese Maple seed farm.
@@MikeKincaid79 Yes please, send to Germany.
Will let you know how I get on! Great presentation Mike!
Awesome, thank you, and good luck with your seeds.
A wonderful project for kids too. They can learn so much from propagating trees.
They come along for the ride with me
thanks for making this series. its been extremely helpful. i hope my little maple can grow up to be just as beautiful as yours.
I hope so too!
Love all 9 parts to this series...gathered some of my own Japanese maple seeds go try this. I would love to get one of those seedlings that you grew. You truly are awesome to watch and have gained a subscription
Thanks so much, I really appreciate it! Welcome to the family and good luck with your seedlings. The seedlings I have from this batch are a little big to ship but I have a few from the batch I did last year. I suppose I could list some on Ebay.
How do I find you on Ebay and how much?
Wow! Great video i Love Japanese maples, they are my favorite tree's😍👏
They sure are beautiful!
Dude!!! Can't lie! I frickin love your channel and I am gassed I'm one of the first comments 🙏🏾😂
LOL, I love that you love this channel. It's for people like you that I make these videos. Thanks for your support, Adriel!
Eventually he will do a video on how he is terra-forming planets in our solar system
Inspiring series, Mike, from seed collection through the complete process. Great follow-up throughout from video #1 through #9. I'm in Northern BC, on the coast, just south of Alaska, and I'm going to assiduously make the best of what I have learnt here, starting this coming fall with seed collection. Thank you so much!
Great! So glad you enjoyed the videos and got some good info from them. I'm about 30 minutes east of Olympia, Washington so you live just up above me.
Very inspirational! I went to a Jung store on Sunday and saw a large potted Japanese Maple tree for $419.99!
I would really like to try this and make a bonsai with a group of them. Subscribed
Sounds awesome! I've always loved bonsai maples in groupings like a forest.
They are doing awesome! Love the color too, almost look like bloodgood variety. Great job.
They are pretty nice but the difference between these and the Bloodgood shows up in the fall.
They look great. I still want to see them next year.😊
Thanks, George. I'm hearing this from a lot of people so I may have to do a mass planting of them and keep filming.
You're such an inspirational person Mike! Well done.
Vrlo dobar posao!!!💪👏 Hvala na videu😊
Just went through all your Japanese Maple videos, great job. We have one in our yard. We bought the house 20 years ago and it was there. It may have been struck by lightning at least once so it has stayed short 10 feet or so and bushed out. This year it started leafing beautifully as usual and then lost all the leaves. Maybe struck again don't know. Hoping it comes back and I will try to get seeds if it supplies them. I would hate to lose it without starting something from it.
Glad you enjoyed the videos, Harold! That would be great if you could get some seeds from it this fall. They won't turn out identical to the tree (more than likely) but similar.
Love your channel. I try the cutting rose and it works. It's coming really good. Thanks a lot .
You are so welcome
Looking forward to part 10 :D
Haha, I'll have to put something together.
@@MikeKincaid79 Thanks, I enjoy your video's, and your tips really do work, I didn't think some of your tips would work here in England, but they do, keep up the good work :D
I love me some Japanese maples.
Thanks Mike now I’m fully satisfied nice work!
Awesome! Thank you!
Amazing job!!!!
Thank you, Minh!!
Thank you a lot you have great well worth vidios to watch
Thanks, Mark, I appreciate that you enjoy them
Man, i am an Landscape engineer, normally I take care of gardens or create them, but i'm in love with the Acer "Palmatum" and for many years i was thinking about it, to grow them for me and of course for sale! Your work inspires me a lot! Hope that i will reach what you have done. One question, when do you first put the seeds in the refrigerator? what month? Is it to late for me so start now?
I collect them in the fall, when they are still attached to the tree but just about to start falling. Then I put them in the fridge at that time. It's not too late now but they need about 90 to 120 days to cold stratify.
@@MikeKincaid79 got it, thanks man! I will try something else then till fall, i see you have a lot of others ideas for that! God bless you brother!
Beautiful plants.
Thanks Frank!
Ok Sir, no grand ending please…..I’ve been watching these episodes since day one. I would love to see how these bad boys are doing, how many are left, what you done with them bad boys / girls. Talk to me Mike, talk to the uk 🇬🇧. We need to know the final score….happy to wait to spring but let’s see em’ guy. What’s the plan, where’s there finale destination? . ….Thank you buddy 🇬🇧
Hahaha, enquiring minds want to know. I better get in gear and make some updates. I think I have a little over half of them left in the hoophouse and they're still in the 1 gallon pots amazingly enough. I'll work on an update.
Amazing! … thanks buddy, no rush, I know you must be busy! 🇬🇧
Yes, very busy but these are the suggestions I live to fulfill.
They look great! Pot them up in 2 gallon container
Maybe I should. Don't want them getting too big before grafting 1 more time. I suppose I could pot up a few.
You probably should before the root goes around a few times. If you graft them, use cheap back electrical tape.(not the one made in US because is too thick). It absorbs the sun and heals better. I learned that from Paul Gauche(back to eden). Hugs
What a story! thanks for the sharing
Glad you enjoyed it!
I just saw a helicopter seed on my Japanese maple and can't wait to try this!
The time is coming soon!
OMG! I just love this series! This is awesome and very ispiring! Last autumn I got crazy about Japanise maples and bougth 12 little different trees, cannot wait to see them with spring foliage. I bought as well a few seeds from Japanise maple 'Purple Ghost" and they are traveling right now from USA to Europe where I live. I know of course that plants I will get (if ever) from those seeds may be nothing close to parent tree, but anyway want to give it a try and see what is going to happen. Here is a question, it is March now, what should I do with them? To keep those seeds dry till november, or to put them to germinate in the frige right away?
Glad you're enjoying the series, and happy for you that you are having so much fun with this! Maples are awesome! Personally, I don't like to let seeds dry out. I have much better luck with them if they remain moist from the tree. That being said, I'd start the stratification period as soon as you get them. They only need 90-120 days to stratify and you could be germinating them in June or July, with plenty of summer for them to grow.
@@MikeKincaid79 Thank you for an answer, will do as you say!
I am in North Carolina and my neighbor has a gorgeous maple that we believe is a Japanese maple. She helped me gather a lot of seeds in July. I have placed them in a Ziploc bag in the fridge. When should I remove them from the fridge and put them in a tray with soil to start seedlings? Your Japanese maple on these videos seeded in the fall, so I am unsure about when I should remove them from the fridge. Should I wait 2-3 months and then put the, in a soil tote as you have done here and keep them indoors in indirect light? Any suggestions?
loved this video. like it when your voice is calmer or lower? some day you will have a microphone with smoother fidelity . youtube channel is among my favorites Mike, thank you.
Hi love your channel I've learnt how to propergate my patunias they looking great. Thanks. Any suggestions on propergating English lavender? 😁
I'll work on a video about it.
That's awesome...have you ever tried it with Red Bud trees? I have a ton of them I'm wanting to try this with them thanks
I never have but I bought a few redbud trees last year and plan to plant them out on my property so maybe I can work on germinating the seeds in years to come.
They look lovely!
Thanks Zavia!
@@MikeKincaid79 You are welcome.
So I just finished watching the complete series for the second time. Learned a lot but have a few questions about Japanese Maples. You mentioned you have a Laceleaf Maple. Does it produce seeds? If so, I'm assuming the process would be the same as the Red Leaf maple? I have a Weeping Lace Leaf Maple that is at least 11 yrs. old and is about 4ft high and a 6ft spread. This year it came to life as usual but is a deep green instead of dark red. In the 11 yrs. I've been here, not once have I ever seen any seeds. All the reading I've done on them they say cuttings usually aren't successful. Either grafting or seed germination are the way to go. Although I'm taking some cuttings today and stick in my propagation frame. Just because. Do most of the Japanese Maple varieties produce seeds? Your thoughts? Really enjoyed the series.
Yes, it produces seed but I've never tried to germinate them. I read somewhere years ago that the weeping lace leaf varieties don't have viable seed. Not sure if that's true as I've never tried it. If I did try it, I would use the same method.
They would make beautiful bonsai trees once trimmed and shaped.
That idea is definitely on my radar.
I really like this up and honest guy. Just to give you a heads up -- I just came from a local farm outlet and we looked at the price of a somewhat grown tree (in a large pot). We had a sticker shock.... won't tell you the price. You will fall off the chair, yes it was in four figures.. steadily going towards five figures.
Yeah, some of them go for really big money. I've thought about using an acre of my property as a retirement plan and just planting japanese maple that I can later dig up.
Love it!
It's so much fun, isn't it! Glad you enjoyed the series.
Hi Mike. I was wondering where you keep the new seedlings over the next winter. I was wondering if they could survive outdoors if they are not dug in to the ground. I am in planting zone 7a. A few more of my seedlings came up over the last few weeks.
They'll survive outdoors in that zone. Young plants are hardier than you might think.
@@MikeKincaid79 Thanks again for all of your help.
Yayyy! I'm the 200th comment whooooooop, this was so inspiring man, makes me wanna go out and try it at home
Have fun!
Hi Mike -great videos. Question: This spring I potted a number of seedlings that came up from Japanese Maple trees I have in my back yard. A few I want to bonsai, but one I want to plant in my back yard. Any issue with going ahead and putting it back in the ground now, or should I keep it potted for another year? Thanks.
No issue at all, you can plant out in the ground if you want and it should do just fine.
Hello Mike, can i request a video method on how to grow roses (hot climate where i live) from seeds (bought online). Meanwhile, I have japanese blue maple seeds bought it yesterday, cant wait to try out your method of germinating it. Thank u ❤️❤️❤️👍
Hope it works out for you. If I ever get my hands on some rose seeds, I'll do a video about it.
@@MikeKincaid79 Thank u ❤️
Can someone please tell me if this bag in fridge method works for blue spruce and Lodgepole pine? I harvest a ton of seeds from these trees on vacation. It is July right now. Not sure if I should let them lay dormant until spring or try and germinate now. Thanks!
Hello Mike, I have been following your Japanese maple seed germination videos.They are so informative and have helped me a lot. Last winter I put some seeds in the fridge and then planted them in seed trays this spring.I have found some success, still hoping some to keep popping up. A couple of my seedlings have developed two set of leaves but are quite leggy.I have repotted them and have small sticks for them as support. Can you tell me if that is ok, or will the plants die eventually? Can I do something to save them?
Thanks in advance!
They just need more light. Get them under better lights, closer to the lights you have, or in a window with good sunlight.
Thank you Mike,for such a prompt reply. I had placed them on a pretty sunny window, which got strong afternoon sunlight.I placed them outside today as it was 14-15deg C , but the wind knocked them off. I will try to find a good source of light, dont have any growlights as I am a newbie and first time sowing seeds that are not tomatoes or marigold.Is it okay to stake the seedling with a blunt bamboo skewer?
Thanks again.
You can stake any plant but you really shouldn't have to stake seedlings. Can you find a light fixture with a common fluorescent tube? That's all you need.
Ok, Mike. Where can I get some of the seeds ? Do you sell the seeds or young plant starts? None of the nurseries around here have them.
I don't know what climate they will grow in. I live in 9a (North Central Florida)
I don't sell the seeds but if you start asking around in groups and forums then you may find someone who does.
very beautiful.
Could you know what substrate you use for maples?
fine fir bark
@@MikeKincaid79 Thank you so much
Good job man👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks! 👍
Hello mike, very nice videos did't see anyone before from seed to 3 years love it may i ask you one thing how much did you water them in wintertime and summertime just 1 time a day??
Glad you enjoyed the series! In the winter, they get watered once every 1 to 3 months depending on the moisture in the pots. In the summer, they usually get watered every day or every other day, depending on the temps.
@@MikeKincaid79 Many thanks for you're anser i have seeded my first one last week i will see ^ _ ^
Good luck!
Love the video, and the handsome man in it!!
Isto mislimo!😂😉 Ali, ti si ipak u prednosti Farm Mom👍👏želim vam sve najbolje😊
The handsome man loves you!
Lol, get a room
Mike Kincaid , I love you too😘, but I already have my handsome man❤️... no offense Handsome Mike💋😂 I send a firm hug to the whole family❤️whit love❤️ Nada
I have a couple sprouting up in my flower bed about 15’ from my maple. They’re only about 2”-3” now. Any thoughts as to what I can do to keep them going? I tried transplanting ones to a pot last year but, like NY dan, they didn’t keep.
Wait until they’re dormant to transplant.
What kind of soil did you use for your Japanese maple seedlings? Store bought,simple...PLEASE
I use finely ground fir tree bark that I get at a local landscape supply business by the dump truck load. For seeds, you can use any potting soil that you can get cheaply. You can even make your own potting soil out of compost, vermiculate, bark, perlite, sand, and pretty much any combination of those as long as it has nutrition in it for the seeds. Here's a video of what I use. I only use it because it's readily available in my area, it's cheap, and my rhododendrons love it: ruclips.net/video/_9k0gV-KrSk/видео.html | ruclips.net/video/jQM9OE1G2Ug/видео.html | ruclips.net/video/RSPLOLNXTD4/видео.html
Hi I was wondering what Kind of potting soil? Can I use Thank you for this video
Any potting soil will work for seeds
Hi I was wondering what is the best way and time to take cutting of rhododendron.👍
I have some videos about it. Take them in the late summer as semi-hardwood cuttings.
When do you pick the seeds?
In the fall when the leaves start falling.
I didn't know these trees had seeds. Please explain how I can find the seeds. From someone that doesn't know much, also, I would like to make the tree grow better. Seems that it never grows at all.
The seeds are growing on the tree and you'll see them better when the leaves drop. Plants grow great or poorly depending on how well their requirements are fulfilled such as sun, water, nutrients, co2. When all conditions are optimal, the plants will grow awesome!
MIKE, can i give you a tip? i always plant maple seeds as soon as i harvest the seeds in the fall and had almost 100% germination rate
Thanks for the tip. I always put them in the fridge to control the environment and prevent late spring freezes from killing young seedlings. I may do it your way next year though.
@@MikeKincaid79 this is the way i do the native maples here in michigan, i never had any japanese maple seed to try, its all one big science project for me any ways,, i have spied some swamp maples that as soon as i have time to check them out i will, they have a fire / cherry red color of leaves in the fall, and a nice green in the spring/summer,,
Hi! Thank you for posting these videos. Question: how can I properly care for seeds in the AZ desert when I get them in July? Is it even possible to grow them in the heat? Thanks!
I don't think Japanese maples will do well in the AZ desert. Of course, I don't like to count anything out and would love the challenge if I lived there. You'll need lots of mulch and water, and probably a shady spot to plant it. The lack of chill hours may be an uphill battle.
If I lived down there again, I'd be growing figs and Mexican bird of paradise. Oh, and oleander.
@@MikeKincaid79 I’ve thought about figs.
Hey Mike. I had a question regarding germinating maple seeds. I've found seeds during current fall, and some already started popping out and showing green seed-like stuff. Can I already plant these in my greenhouse to make them germinate? Or do they also need to be stratified for 3 months like the rest of the seeds?
They need to stratify. I'm not sure what you mean by green seed like stuff.
Put some outside. I'm all in for another update
Maybe we'll keep going with it. They are a beautiful red right now and would look nice out on the property.
@@MikeKincaid79 if you have a couple looking for a new home. I just bought my first house in North Carolina and ready to start
Hi Mike, I wanted to share a video from "Herons Bonsai" RUclips Channel. I DO NOT doubt your method for germinating Japanese Maples AT ALL, in fact I'm planning to try it later this fall, but I was so intrigued with one major difference between your method and his, that I wanted to bring it to your attention in case it might be helpful. (I think he's been doing this his whole life.) The name of the video is, "How to Sow Maple Seeds Successfully" dated October 29th, 2018. Just about everything he does, and all the tips he suggests, are the same as your information, accept for ONE BIG DIFFERENCE... He puts the seeds in his growing medium AS SOON AS they are picked from the tree in November. He overwinters them in a hoop house with a sheet of glass over them, and WOILA... he's done. He had almost a 100% success rate. He skips all of the indoor stratification process, and the plants seems to go through it naturally in the hoop house. Sorry to make this so long, Mike, just wanted to show you in case you'd never heard of this! Maybe you'll find it helpful!?
I love it and have thought about doing a video like this for years but just haven't. As you mentioned, this will absolutely work. The reason why I always say to use the fridge is so that you can pull them out after the danger of frost has passed in the spring. I would hate for the seeds to germinate early due to early warm weather and then get a late freeze and kill all the seedlings because they are outdoors. I suppose if you had a tote or covering, it would help prevent this. I have a video in which I addressed this problem but obviously it is working very well for Heron's Bonsai. Maybe I should do a video about this as well. Thanks!
@@MikeKincaid79 Great point! The temp in the fridge is controlled. The weather outside... not so much. Thanks so much for taking a look at his video!
I have a long container about 10 feet long and 8 inches deep wood it be ok if I planted the rest of my seeds in the container the weather is running around 40 and 65 here it’s fixing to be March here
Sounds like good temps for germinating them and getting things started. I believe in you Trey. This is your year.
@@MikeKincaid79 ok thank you I have a few already germinated in my thing inside would it be ok if I put them in there on pot in March
Yes, I'd wait until the weather is warmer and there is no danger of frost. Then up-pot them and put them outside.
Pls tell me, what is this you used soil meadia for seeds planting. How to make soil mix.
It's finely ground fir tree bark but you can use any potting material for these seeds.
Can I take them outside it’s over 65 degrees here and bring them in at night and leave a light on them at night
Don’t see why not.
I just bought them in spring start ?? So should leave them there in fridge till next spring/summers ?
I pick them in late fall and put directly in the fridge until late winter/early spring.
Do seeds come out genetically the same as the mother?
They will not be identical clones because of the genetic variability. They'll have the same genetics in their background but different traits will emerge just like out children look and act like us but a little different.
I have some already that has came up a lot as already got there second to third leafs could I take them out of my big black containers or leave them to fall we are a little worried with them being bunched up together we will lose some of them
I keep mine bunched up together and then separate the following spring. You can separate them now if you want, you have all summer for them to get established
@@MikeKincaid79 so if I took them out and keep them watered they wouldn’t die
so if I took them out now and put them in there own pot would they make it if I keep them watered
The maples have only been grown in your fir bark? Nutrition is fertilizer in liquid form? Nice and big. I must have damaged the roots on most of my baby maples. None of my seed started maples are over a foot tall. 4 and 5 years old.
I use a commercial slow release fertilizer. Same fertilizer I use on my rhododendrons. There's a video about it somewhere around here. If you don't fertilize, they won't grow.
If I keep the light on them would I have to keep the light on all night to and if the temperature in the house stays over 65 degrees would they make it
Yes, keep them indoors until spring and set the light on a timer for about 16 hours on and 8 hours off. You could keep it on 24/7 but it's unnecessary.
@@MikeKincaid79 ok thank you
Do you mean like a regular light in the house or a heat lamp
no, the story doesn't end mike. make a bonsai out of at least one of them. practice on one. cp.
That's a great idea, Carmine!
Cool
So the root is the first thing to pop out?
Yep, usually
Show them this spring plz bro
Sure I can!
@@MikeKincaid79 thanks bro.
Nothing less excepted.
Am about yo seed about 750 seeds
( bloodgood, trident , small redleaf, green leaf ) .
I,ll do that on April 2nd as am moving to the home i purchased in VA . I think the wealthy will be ok to do them right away. Containers are ready and filled and seeds currently in 35 dgrees in slightly moisted seeding soil in the fridge untill am ready to go .
Will keep you updated and maybe share the results in a video.
Stay well , keep positive and do what you love .. enjoy life every day brother.
Hello Mike
I m French, could you tell me where i can buy maples seeds.
Thank you.
Not sure. I always collect mine from local trees.
How long should it be refrigerated??
3 to 4 months. I plant them when I see seeds start to germinate.
@@MikeKincaid79 can it be refrigetated right now.
Where are you located? If in the Southern Hemisphere then yes. If in the northern hemisphere then you’ll have to wait until fall.
@@MikeKincaid79 I'm from the northeastern part of india, a state called Nagaland.
What soil use?
Finely ground fir tree bark.
i want Japanese Red maple seeds can u help me??
send me one, ill settle for seeds too 😁
Can you sell them?
I don’t but you can usually find them around neighborhoods and parks.
I bought the seeds and it looks like black pine seeds but they are smaller I think it is fake but the seller said it is real
It's tough to buy them online because you never really know what you're getting. Only one way to find out.
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What kind of Japanese maple are they
The parent maples that I got the seeds from are bloodgood but the seedlings will be variable.
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She just had another batch of babies a month ago, lol. I think I have 60 or 70 of them in the tank now. I'll do an update eventually.
@@MikeKincaid79 Ok cool I may also buy me some but I don't have money at the moment it's one of my dream fish
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Can i order some japanese maple seeds,junifer seeds,and black pine seeds?how much is gonna be?please pm me.thanks.
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Hello Mike lm from Iraq bless iw ant Japanese Red mapleseede can u. helbg??
I don't sell them but I recommend buying 2 small trees and planting them. In a few years, you'll have all the seeds you want.