How I Stratify Native Wildflower Seed

[belindahawkins]

Dude u r walking history
U make us all feel
We need to protect our plants
Thank u

[SteveN-sybm]

Yes please do more on this process!! I need all the help I can get …never had much success at all with my wildflower seeds but I still try…

[Bloomeroid]

This guy is just beautiful. Saving the environment and being dang handsome doing it.

[KaylayaKasintaya]

If you want to do it on a bigger scale that doesn't take up fridge space give this idea a shot. Five gallon buckets, drill some hole for drainage and if you are worried about seeds dropping through, put a piece of screen or mesh it the bottom. Put your sand and seed mix in the buckets and put them outside over the winter. If you live in a wet area, the rain and snow should be enough to keep them wet. If you live in a drier area, check regularly and wet as needed. Early spring (before they start germinating), grab a bucket and a hand shovel and start walking and tossing where you want them. I do this on a much smaller scale with gallon jugs for my winter sowing...

[JackLanterns]

Had to rewatch a couple times, nice homey aesthetic in the crib bro 🤙

[blzt]

You’re a great human from a fellow environmental scientist

[Patchouli]

I am using the plastic gallon milk carton method and keep them outside. Works well and no need to check every few days. Love all your info brother!!

[janiceerle]

You are just the best. I have learned so much by watching your content. Thank you! ❤

[smallfootprint]

So interesting. You're definitely a special person.

[gus]

Like the info, though I like the longhorn skull even more! 🐂👍🏼🤠

[katieflowers]

I'm learning so much here! Thank you.

[gnatdagnat]

Thanks for disseminating info on such vital work!

[jenwratt]

Love what you're doing. Fabulous

[elizabetheaton]

You have so much good information, thank you

[benbeadore]

Please recommend some literature for the AL folks. What’s native, forests, grasslands and such. Really appreciate the work you are doing. Need some reading/learning over here. Thanks a bunch.

[Luis-euow]

I love your work. Do you have any good idea for places to learn about native plants in my area?

[frankbarbee]

Could this work for fruit tree seeds that also need the frozen ground?

[TheMilwaukieDan]

I hope you use those or sell those native seeds to be used ONLY in the regions they are native to.

[jasonforrest]

You are awesome bro. Keep America American.

[shawnbelue]

You can add cinnamon to the sand to help keep the mold down