Tag: Growing from seed

Over 90% of a plant's success depends on the first few weeks after germination. So, what do I do once my seeds have sprouted? Your initial actions are critical, from providing proper light to managing moisture and eventually moving your seedlings to their new home.

Pawpaw seeds can lose up to 20% of their viability if allowed to dry out for just three days. Knowing how to prep pawpaw seeds properly is crucial for overcoming their natural dormancy and significantly increasing your chances of successful germination.

Papaya seeds, when grown without any pre-treatment, can have a germination rate as low as 30-70%. To maximize your chances of success, you should always plant more seeds than the number of plants you ultimately desire. This guide explains exactly how many papaya seeds should I start with, covering both container and in-ground planting methods.