Wild Illinois Pawpaw Seed
(Asimina triloba)
Wild Pawpaw seeds harvested from select wild trees that produce larger wild fruits. The pawpaws this seed was harvested from taste like piña colada. Harvested in IL zone 5b. Seed has never been dried out and were cleaned and put in damp peat moss in the fridge right away. Pawpaw seed can take a long time to germinate, for us in Northern IL, it’s usually in July...so it can take some patience. You can speed this along by putting the seed baggie with added damp peat moss on a heat pad, and planting them once they germinate. This can take 1 to 3 weeks. It’s very important to never let pawpaw seeds dry out.
(Asimina triloba)
Wild Pawpaw seeds harvested from select wild trees that produce larger wild fruits. The pawpaws this seed was harvested from taste like piña colada. Harvested in IL zone 5b. Seed has never been dried out and were cleaned and put in damp peat moss in the fridge right away. Pawpaw seed can take a long time to germinate, for us in Northern IL, it’s usually in July...so it can take some patience. You can speed this along by putting the seed baggie with added damp peat moss on a heat pad, and planting them once they germinate. This can take 1 to 3 weeks. It’s very important to never let pawpaw seeds dry out.
(Asimina triloba)
Wild Pawpaw seeds harvested from select wild trees that produce larger wild fruits. The pawpaws this seed was harvested from taste like piña colada. Harvested in IL zone 5b. Seed has never been dried out and were cleaned and put in damp peat moss in the fridge right away. Pawpaw seed can take a long time to germinate, for us in Northern IL, it’s usually in July...so it can take some patience. You can speed this along by putting the seed baggie with added damp peat moss on a heat pad, and planting them once they germinate. This can take 1 to 3 weeks. It’s very important to never let pawpaw seeds dry out.