The Impact of Scarification on Seeds

Curious about how scarification can improve seed germination rates? Watch as we compare the results of scarified and non-scarified Mimosa and red bud seeds. Learn how this simple technique can weaken the outer coating of seeds, making the germination process easier and more successful. Don't miss out on more gardening and plant propagation tips by subscribing to our channel!
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[@lvanderb3]

I scarified my mimosa seeds, but didn’t do the 90 day cold stratification and had great germination. Thanks for this video.

[@therealprtrhsenteal]

Love to hear this. The mimosa that were collected naturally germinated in 9 weeks. I am still waiting to see if the red bud is going to germinate. Thanks for your feedback. 👌

[@londonpickering8675]

Very interesting. Keep up the great work.

[@therealprtrhsenteal]

Thanks, will do! 😉

[@drgreen111]

Seed starting soil or compost. Your pots you filled up .do you sun bake your used soil ,that was once in a container.

[@therealprtrhsenteal]

I use potting soil for starting. I use new soil and my old potting soil gets returned to the chicken yard to be made into compost.