FAQ About Indoor Plant Cold Stratification

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2 days ago | lila

Can I use a freezer for cold stratification?

A freezer is not recommended for cold stratification, as the temperatures are too low and can damage seeds. The process requires cool, but not freezing conditions to be effective.

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