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Growing on a tropical island in the Caribbean is an incredible experience, especially with the perfect climate for plants to thrive. The germination process was surprisingly easy and straightforward. I started by soaking the seed in water for about 12 hours kickstart the process. After that, I transferred it to a damp paper towel. Within just 2 days, the seed sprouted.
After the seed sprouted, I gently planted it in a small nursery pot and positioned it on my balcony to ensure it received ample direct sunlight throughout the day. While the balcony is quite exposed, it offers far more sunlight than my backyard, which only gets about four hours of direct sun.
The evenings have been marked by heavy rain, so I’ve been moving her indoors at night and back out to the verandah during the day. The wind has been particularly strong as well—classic Caribbean winter weather. She’s still without nutrients and will remain in the seedling pot for another week before being transplanted into soil.
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