Soil is mainly a mixture of peat moss, perlite, and vermiculite, making it easy for the seeds to sprout. The seeds will do best when placed in a shady location with a temperature between 60–70 °F (16–21 °C). When winter comes around, you should allow the seeds to go through a natural freeze/frost cycle, which will trigger them to sprout. Place them in a shaded area outdoors during the winter to promote this cycle.
Maintain your seeds. As the months progress, you’ll need to take careful care of your seeds so that they germinate, rather than drying out or rotting. Make sure that the potting mixture you planted them in is always moist.
