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I read somewhere that the seeds of celandine poppy must be collected when fresh. And planted... I think. Does this mean that if they do not germinate within some weeks after they were collected and planted that they should be given up for lost?
I suppose you mean Stylophorum diphyllum as you speak about the celandine poppy.
These seeds only germinate after a cold period and the best germination temperature is about 5°C / 41°F. Germination is very erratic, can take up several months, so don't give up.
If you have some seeds left, I would like to trade with you.
Please have a look at my have list or my website http://www.seedsite.eu
ALL my seeds are available for trading.
Sorry, Jonna, none left. But if I have a lot next year I'll try to remember to check out your site. You and I traded campanula medium and yellow portulaca one year. But you got white ones out of my yellow seeds. :-(
