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Ficus auriculata seedling care

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I propagated some ficus auriculata seeds in a mixture of 70% perlite and 30% potting soil. The seeds sprouted very fast, in a matter of days. The tiny, tiny seedlings seem to be stuck in the cotyledon phase for about 10 days already, but I guess that's normal? Some died and I think it's because I didn't water enough.

Has anyone ever propagated auriculata seeds? Since I have no experience with any kind of ficus seedlings, how should I care for them?

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Can I ask where you got the seeds? I've bought so many seeds of this plant over the years and they've never sprouted!! TIA

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7 hours ago, Josh76 said:

Can I ask where you got the seeds? I've bought so many seeds of this plant over the years and they've never sprouted!! TIA

Rarepalmseeds.com

I just sprinkled them over the soil and then left them in a transparent container over a heat mat. Under artificial lights. They sprouted in a few days. 

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