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How to GerminateCarica pubescens 'Cundinamarca' / Carica cundinamarcensis

Carica pubescens 'Cundinamarca' / Carica cundinamarcensis

Mountain Papaya, Mountain Pawpaw, Papayuelo, Chamburo
Native · Andes Mountains from Panama and Colombia south to central Chile, altitudes 1500-3000m
Difficulty
facil
Temperature
27°C ideal
Germination
14–56days
after pre-treatment
Success rate
Light
luz
Sow depth
0_5cm

Carica pubescens, commonly called mountain papaya, is a hardy papaya species native to cloud forests of the Andes. Unlike common papaya, it is cold-tolerant and grows in temperate highland climates.

Before sowing

No pre-treatment needed — sow directly.

Sowing

Depth
0_5cm
Temperature
27°C
Moisture
media

What to expect

Step 1
Sow at 0_5cm · 27°C
Day 14–56
Seedlings emerge

Tips

Sow at 5mm depth in direct light with moderate humidity. Seeds germinate in 2-8 weeks. Plant in early spring in unheated greenhouse for natural germination.

Sources: oroseeds.com, rarepalmseeds.com, tradewindsfruit.com, growparadise.co.uk, Wikipedia

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