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Posted on February 12, 2024February 18, 2024 by larksparrow

02/11/2024 scarification!

Tephrosia virginiana can apparently be scarified with hot water.

We chipped off bits of the hard seed coat on yellowpuff. The red soil there is a bit of soil from near the parent plant, in hopes of getting the correct bacterium for inoculation.

CategoriesInformation, Native, Plant species, Propagation, SeedsTagsgoat’s rue Tephrosia virginiana, mycorrhizae, scarification, seeds, water, yellow puff Neptunia lutea

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