After the Black Wattle, I was worried that I hadn’t given the seeds the best chance. So this time I did some research on the actual tree, and how to plant it. Which ended up confusing, or possibly exhausting my patience, because I didn’t get a best method. But the seeds are cheap, and the marginal cost is basically nothing, so this one’s going to be an actual experiment.



Question: Do Australian Blackwood seeds grow best after being crushed, or being scored (sanded)?
Method:
Step 1. Get Seeds.

Step 2: Divide into 2 groups.

Step 3: Lightly crush group A

Step 4: Sand group B.

Step 5: soak overnight in warm water.

Step 6: Plant

Edit: definitely crushed… that N looking bit is my backwards ‘h’

Edit: this is the sanded one.
Step 7: Wait.