How to grow Hardenbergia violacea from seed

Harvesting, Sowing, & Growing Hardenbergia Seeds
Save half of the seeds collected, and have a go at germinating the rest 🌱
Any questions? Let us know in the comments!
Have you had a go at growing these natives?
::Notes::
1. The first time our Hardenbergia violacea fruited (2023), we collected a small handful of seeds (about 24 seeds from 12 pods). That's not too bad. This year, it is estimated that we’ll have 70+ seed pods, which should yield 150+ seeds
2. We experience some interesting weather and temps in our little subtropical pocket so we've added equal parts vermiculite and perlite to our Seed Raising mix to help hold moisture when it's needed and to assist in aeration and drainage. Ratio (1:1:1) (SR Mix : Perlite : Vermiculite)
3. Always check the sowing, growing, and germination requirements of your seeds. And check if it is the right time to sow seeds in your specific zone
Subtropical Brisbane and Ipswich
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