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Method number one is good for colder zones like zones 4, 5, 6 and probably zone 7. Not sure what cold hardiness zone you’re in? Just do a Google search for “cold hardiness zone map”.

1. Immediately after you collect your seeds dump them out on a work table. One by one pick the seeds up and break the wing off. Discard the wing and keep the part that contains the seed. How do you know for sure which part is which? The wing looks very much like the wing of a large insect. It has veins and it’s quite brittle. The part that contains the seed obviously has a bulge and is not at all fragile. Don’t be overly concerned about whether or not you broke off enough wing. What’s really important is that you keep the part that contains the seed. If there’s still a little wing attached that’s not a problem.




Japanese Maple seeds with the wing removed.



2. Put the seeds in a container that will hold hot water. Run the water from your faucet until it’s quite warm, but not so hot that you can’t put your hand under it. But close to that hot. Pour the warm to hot water over the seeds and just let them soak in the water for 24 hours. At first the seeds will float, but eventually they’ll almost all sink to the bottom. The ones that never sink are probably not viable, but it won’t hurt to sow them with the rest. Maybe they just didn’t get wet enough to sink.

3. Once the seeds have soaked in the water for 24 hours pour off the water and spread the seeds out on a paper towel. You can allow them to dry overnight to make them easier to work with. Next fill a flat with a good seed starting mix that drains well. I suggest mixing some additional Perlite into the mix to make sure it will drain well.

If you don’t have a flat just go to the dollar store and buy a plastic dish pan, and drill many 1/2″ holes in the bottom so any water that drains to the bottom can escape from the dish pan. The holes you drill should be no farther apart than one inch.

4. Sow the seeds on top of the seed starting mix and press them down lightly so they are embedded in the growing medium. Then lightly sprinkle a covering of seed starting mix over top of the seeds. The light covering of mix should be no more than 1/4″ deep. 3/16″ deep would be ideal.

5. Next cut a piece of hardware cloth (heavy screen) so it fits tightly inside the dish pan. The purpose of the hardware cloth is to keep mice, chipmunks or other critters from digging in the dish pan and eating your seeds. The openings in the hardware cloth can be anywhere from 1/4″ to 1/2″. Consider using light wire, twist ties, or zip ties to fasten the hardware cloth to the top of the dish pan so the critters can’t pull it up to get to the seeds. The hardware cloth does not have to be suspended above the soil in the dish pan, because come spring you will remove the hardware cloth long before your seeds have a chance to germinate. So just lay the hardware cloth on the growing medium. The fasteners are only to keep the hardware cloth from being blown out or removed.

6. Now it’s time to set the dish pan and Japanese Maple seeds outside in the elements. Weren’t expecting that were you? It’s important to understand that Japanese Maple seeds require a lengthy treatment of cold before they will germinate. It’s part of the natural process. So what we are doing here in method #1 is trying to closely mimic the natural process, but we are better controlling some of the environmental conditions so the results are more predictable.

When deciding where to place your dish pan of seeds in your yard, select a place that is out of the wind and hopefully in a spot where dogs, skunks or raccoons won’t disturb it or tip it over. The goal is not to keep it from freezing. It can and will freeze, and that’s fine. It might stay frozen all winter. That’s not a problem. Snow cover is also fine. Snow is actually an excellent insulator and would be really good for your seeds. Freezing won’t hurt them,
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Method number one is good for colder zones like zones 4, 5, 6 and probably zone 7. Not sure what cold hardiness zone you’re in? Just do a Google search for “cold hardiness zone map”.1. Immediately after you collect your seeds dump them out on a work table. One by one pick the seeds up and break the wing off. Discard the wing and keep the part that contains the seed. How do you know for sure which part is which? The wing looks very much like the wing of a large insect. It has veins and it’s quite brittle. The part that contains the seed obviously has a bulge and is not at all fragile. Don’t be overly concerned about whether or not you broke off enough wing. What’s really important is that you keep the part that contains the seed. If there’s still a little wing attached that’s not a problem. Japanese Maple seeds with the wing removed. 2. Put the seeds in a container that will hold hot water. Run the water from your faucet until it’s quite warm, but not so hot that you can’t put your hand under it. But close to that hot. Pour the warm to hot water over the seeds and just let them soak in the water for 24 hours. At first the seeds will float, but eventually they’ll almost all sink to the bottom. The ones that never sink are probably not viable, but it won’t hurt to sow them with the rest. Maybe they just didn’t get wet enough to sink.3. Once the seeds have soaked in the water for 24 hours pour off the water and spread the seeds out on a paper towel. You can allow them to dry overnight to make them easier to work with. Next fill a flat with a good seed starting mix that drains well. I suggest mixing some additional Perlite into the mix to make sure it will drain well.If you don’t have a flat just go to the dollar store and buy a plastic dish pan, and drill many 1/2″ holes in the bottom so any water that drains to the bottom can escape from the dish pan. The holes you drill should be no farther apart than one inch.4. Sow the seeds on top of the seed starting mix and press them down lightly so they are embedded in the growing medium. Then lightly sprinkle a covering of seed starting mix over top of the seeds. The light covering of mix should be no more than 1/4″ deep. 3/16″ deep would be ideal.5. Next cut a piece of hardware cloth (heavy screen) so it fits tightly inside the dish pan. The purpose of the hardware cloth is to keep mice, chipmunks or other critters from digging in the dish pan and eating your seeds. The openings in the hardware cloth can be anywhere from 1/4″ to 1/2″. Consider using light wire, twist ties, or zip ties to fasten the hardware cloth to the top of the dish pan so the critters can’t pull it up to get to the seeds. The hardware cloth does not have to be suspended above the soil in the dish pan, because come spring you will remove the hardware cloth long before your seeds have a chance to germinate. So just lay the hardware cloth on the growing medium. The fasteners are only to keep the hardware cloth from being blown out or removed.
6. Now it’s time to set the dish pan and Japanese Maple seeds outside in the elements. Weren’t expecting that were you? It’s important to understand that Japanese Maple seeds require a lengthy treatment of cold before they will germinate. It’s part of the natural process. So what we are doing here in method #1 is trying to closely mimic the natural process, but we are better controlling some of the environmental conditions so the results are more predictable.

When deciding where to place your dish pan of seeds in your yard, select a place that is out of the wind and hopefully in a spot where dogs, skunks or raccoons won’t disturb it or tip it over. The goal is not to keep it from freezing. It can and will freeze, and that’s fine. It might stay frozen all winter. That’s not a problem. Snow cover is also fine. Snow is actually an excellent insulator and would be really good for your seeds. Freezing won’t hurt them,
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Metode nomor satu yang baik untuk zona dingin seperti zona 4, 5, 6 dan mungkin zona 7. Tidak yakin apa zona tahan banting dingin Anda berada di? Hanya melakukan pencarian Google untuk "tahan banting dingin peta zona". 1. Segera setelah Anda mengumpulkan benih Anda membuang mereka di atas meja kerja. Satu per satu memilih bibit dan mematahkan sayap off. Buang sayap dan menjaga bagian yang berisi benih. Bagaimana Anda tahu pasti bagian yang mana? Sayap terlihat sangat banyak seperti sayap serangga besar. Memiliki urat dan itu cukup rapuh. Bagian yang berisi benih jelas memiliki tonjolan dan sama sekali tidak rapuh. Jangan terlalu khawatir tentang apakah atau tidak Anda memutuskan cukup sayap. Apa yang benar-benar penting adalah bahwa Anda tetap bagian yang berisi benih. Jika masih ada sayap kecil yang terpasang itu tidak masalah. biji Maple Jepang dengan sayap dihapus. 2. Menempatkan benih dalam wadah yang akan menahan air panas. Jalankan air dari keran Anda sampai itu cukup hangat, tapi tidak begitu panas bahwa Anda tidak dapat meletakkan tangan Anda di bawah ini. Tapi dekat dengan yang panas. Tuangkan hangat untuk air panas di atas benih dan hanya membiarkan mereka rendam dalam air selama 24 jam. Pada awalnya biji akan mengambang, namun akhirnya mereka akan hampir semua tenggelam ke dasar. Orang-orang yang pernah tenggelam mungkin tidak layak, tapi tidak akan sakit untuk menabur mereka dengan sisanya. Mungkin mereka hanya tidak mendapatkan cukup basah tenggelam. 3. Setelah benih telah direndam dalam air selama 24 jam tuangkan air dan menyebar benih di atas handuk kertas. Anda dapat memungkinkan mereka untuk kering semalam untuk membuat mereka lebih mudah untuk bekerja dengan. Berikutnya mengisi datar dengan campuran awal benih yang baik yang mengalir dengan baik. Saya sarankan mencampur beberapa tambahan Perlite ke dalam campuran untuk memastikan itu akan menguras baik. Jika Anda tidak memiliki sebuah flat hanya pergi ke toko dolar dan membeli panci piring plastik, dan mengebor banyak 1/2 "lubang di bagian bawah sehingga air yang mengalir ke bawah bisa lepas dari panci hidangan. Lubang-lubang bor Anda harus tidak jauh terpisah dari satu inci. 4. Menabur benih di atas campuran awal benih dan tekan mereka turun ringan sehingga mereka tertanam dalam media tumbuh. Kemudian ringan taburi tudung dari campuran awal benih di atas benih. Penutup cahaya campuran sebaiknya tidak lebih dari 1/4 "mendalam. 3/16 "dalam akan ideal. 5. Berikutnya memotong sepotong kain keras (layar berat) sehingga cocok erat dalam panci hidangan. Tujuan dari kain keras adalah untuk menjaga tikus, tupai atau makhluk lain dari menggali di panci piring dan makan biji Anda. Bukaan di kain keras bisa dimana saja dari 1/4 "untuk 1/2". Pertimbangkan untuk menggunakan kawat cahaya, hubungan twist, atau ikatan zip untuk mengikat kain hardware ke atas panci hidangan sehingga makhluk tidak bisa menariknya hingga sampai ke biji. Kain hardware tidak harus tergantung di atas tanah dalam panci piring, karena datang musim semi Anda akan menghapus kain hardware jauh sebelum benih Anda memiliki kesempatan untuk berkecambah. Jadi hanya meletakkan kain keras pada media tumbuh. Pengencang hanya untuk menjaga kain keras dari yang ditiup keluar atau dihapus. 6. Sekarang saatnya untuk mengatur pan piring dan biji Maple Jepang di luar dalam unsur-unsur. Tidak mengharapkan yang Anda? Sangat penting untuk memahami bahwa benih Maple Jepang memerlukan perawatan panjang dingin sebelum mereka akan berkecambah. Ini bagian dari proses alami. Jadi apa yang kita lakukan di sini dalam metode # 1 sedang mencoba untuk erat meniru proses alami, tapi kami lebih baik mengendalikan beberapa kondisi lingkungan sehingga hasilnya lebih diprediksi. Ketika memutuskan di mana untuk menempatkan panci hidangan Anda benih di halaman Anda, pilih tempat yang keluar dari angin dan mudah-mudahan di tempat di mana anjing, sigung atau musang tidak akan mengganggu atau ujung itu di atas. Tujuannya bukan untuk menjaga dari pembekuan. Hal ini dapat dan akan membekukan, dan itu baik-baik saja. Mungkin tetap beku sepanjang musim dingin. Itu tidak masalah. Salju juga baik-baik saja. Salju sebenarnya merupakan insulator yang sangat baik dan akan sangat baik untuk benih Anda. Pembekuan tidak akan menyakiti mereka,






















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