can you grow an avacado seed?
602020
The toothpick suspension in water should work. I've read that you should put charcoal in the water to keep it fresh. I've tried it with and without charcoal and have been unsuccessful 100% of the time. (that'll make you think twice about taking advice from me)
982905
If I were in your place, I would first try a feedstore and see if they won't give you a handful of seeds, and you germinate them yourself.  If you cannot locate a feedstore, check with the FFA club at your school, I bet they would know.
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if you have no luck growing Kudzu you gotta brown thumb - you do need to keep the soil moist tho and it likes filtered sun not direct ( the young plants start in shaded areas only when older can they take sun )\n\noh yea you need a runner with a 'node' on it to propagate ( you won't have a lot of luck just using a random piece ) that is how it spreads in the wild and why it is so invasive it rarely propergates with seed
980250
welll, if you have a bunch of seeds, you have to germinate them to make them grow, the ones that dont germinate are no good.
172626
bacon and hardtack\n\nan interesting side note that might get you some extra credit points ---------\n\nThe Conquistadors discovered a unique use for the avocado seed. The seed yields a milky liquid that becomes red when exposed to air. The Spaniards found they could use this reddish brown or even blackish indelible liquid as ink to be used on documents. Some of these documents are still in existence today. \nhttp://www.living-foods.com/articles/avocado.html
103799
It's a matter of survival.  Only a small percentage of seeds produced by plants will actually grow into mature plants.  Some won't germinate.  Some won't wind up in a place where they can germinate.  Some will be eaten.  Plants produce so many seeds so that enough of them will grow into mature plants to ensure survival of the species.
377414
some can, depends on the species
105902
No, it can not be re-grown. \nYou can have a bone graft. This is done by either an Oral Surgeon, or Peritonitist.
906287
You can grow it anywhere, anywhere that is dank, dark and moist.  Native Americans just won the right from the government to use it in their religious rites.\n\nPictures\nhttp://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?p=psilocybin&fr=yfp-t-501&toggle=1&ei=UTF-8&fr2=tab-web\n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?p=psilocybin&fr=yfp-t-501&toggle=1&cop=mss&ei=UTF-8
427387
You should only use the cotton as a cultivator to get the seedlings to hatch.  Once a shoot has appeared transplant the sed ling to a small pot with bedding compost (get sterile stuff if you can).  Put the seedling about a pinky nails depth under the surface and cover & water.  Happy growing!
984631
Grow it, then get it teased.
471530
I'm not totally sure on this, just guessing what my mum has told me, and seeing how she gardens a lot, I'll assume it's true: The red and white seeds can grow together, to form a hybrid, adding a percentage of both colors to form pink. Hope it helps!
716398
it does have seeds but its very rare that u can find them in dro because they are real small
982672
yes it is. \n\nit is grown in ponds, and is exposed to a lot of sunlight. \n\nhowever, it can also be grown inside. but it would need a lot of light.
882128
I can't be sure, but I think oatmeal would work. That's what the stuff we were growing them on in genetics lab looked like, anyway.
510101
Nope. The seeds simply develop on the flower spike.
812325
Mayana plant reproduce through vegetative reproduction, it means new plants are obtained without production of seeds or spores. Its stem serves as its organ of vegetative reproduction. Mayana plants are easy to cultivate. Any of its stem can be replanted and grows quickly. Just make sure the plant itself had matured enough before cutting some of its stems to be replanted.♥