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Seed identification

AlligatorDave

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4 minutes ago, AlligatorDave said:

Sent to me as chambeyronia, look too small. About 1 cm long. Tops pop off easily.

Anyone grown these, any educated guesses?

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Some of those in the middle look like Ptychosperma seeds.

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Possible, I only grow ptycosperma elegans and put the seeds side by side, ptycosperma elegans seeds are 3x bigger, and rounder, I’m not sure how that compares to other ptycosperma species. 

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