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Growing a tamarillo tree from seed offers several benefits. Firstly, it allows you to experience the joy of nurturing a plant from its earliest stage to full maturity, providing a rewarding and educational experience. Additionally, starting from seed allows for a wider variety of tamarillo cultivars to be chosen, enhancing the potential yield, taste, and appearance of the fruits. Furthermore, growing from seeds is cost-effective and more accessible than purchasing established plants, making it an ideal option for gardeners on a budget or those in regions where tamarillo plants may not be readily available. Lastly, by growing tamarillo trees from seed, you contribute to the conservation of biodiversity and help preserve this unique fruit's genetic diversity.

GERMINATION

To germinate tamarillo seeds, start by soaking them in warm water for 24 hours to soften their hard coating. Then, fill a seed tray with a well-draining potting mix and place the seeds on top of the soil. Gently press them into the soil without covering completely. Mist the seeds with water and cover the tray with a plastic dome or wrap it in a plastic bag to create a humid environment. Place the tray in a warm area with indirect light and maintain the moisture level by misting regularly. In approximately 2-3 weeks, the seeds should germinate. Once they have sprouted, remove the plastic covering and continue to provide them with adequate light and moisture.