mahogany bonsai tree Chinese Mahogany (Toona Sinensis) | 20+ seeds | Bonsai

mahogany bonsai tree Chinese Mahogany (Toona Sinensis) | 20+ seeds | BonsaiPlease find for sale 20 fresh and pretty rare seeds for Toona Sinensis better known as Chinese Mahogany, Chinese Cedar or . Hardy to most sheltered locations in the UK, this attractive and fast growing specimen tree, either for large pots on direct into the garden. It is also a very popular bonsai subject. Chinese Mahogany produces sweet fragrant flowers in the UK in July and is a hermaphrodite with both make and female flowers. PLEASE NOTE: All

Please find for sale 20 fresh and pretty rare seeds for Toona Sinensis better known as Chinese Mahogany, Chinese Cedar or 香椿. Hardy to most sheltered locations in the UK,  this attractive and fast growing specimen tree, either for large pots on direct into the garden. It is also a very popular bonsai subject. Chinese Mahogany produces sweet fragrant flowers in the UK in July and is a hermaphrodite with both make and female flowers.

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Germination Guide

Chinese Mahogany, like most tree seeds benefit from a period of cold stratification. Stratification is a process of simulating natural conditions that the seeds must experience before germination can occur (if a seed germinates in the middle of winter it will die). In the wild, seed dormancy is usually overcome by the seed spending time in the ground through a winter period and having its hard seed coat softened up by frost and weathering action. This cold, moist period triggers the seed's embryo; its growth and subsequent expansion eventually break through the softened seed coat in its search for sun and nutrients.

• Get a handful or two of vermiculite, perlite or sterile compost (microwave compost in a plastic bowl for 3 minutes) then allow to cool.
• Add a little water to the mix. Should be moist but not wet
• Place in small ziplock bag
• Place in bottom fridge or in cold shed/outbuilding for 4-6 weeks 
• Spread bag contents on a tray of moist compost.
• Cover very lightly with compost or vermiculite
• Keep in a warm place 15-25c
• Seedlings should appear after 15-25 days
• Keep moist - best to place seed tray inside a waterproof container and water from the bottom
• Pot on as required