@SeventhMagpie Yes, I know they are slow to develop, so it would be planting for the next generations.
Let's keep in touch, ok?
Also, tell me what seeds would you want from europe. Ill also try to check the seed inport rules.

@SeventhMagpie So, like, tou have full forests of theese where u live? Asking bc i recently got interested in potentially growing pine for nuts, and Pinus pinea wont grow where I live (central europe) bc its too cold. Would you be keen on a seed-swap potentially some time in the future?

@SeventhMagpie
Is it korean pine? The cone looks like it.

@SeventhMagpie
What species of pine is that? I'm curious

@teslas_moustache
yeee, must be horrible

@mcmoots if u can crush the pods finely (they have to be very dry), put everything on a pan/cutting board, tilt it abit around 20 dgr and shake around, the seeds should be dense and round enought to roll faster than the husks, this method works for other seeds so might mork radishes

@b0mb @tesseract
can you please transscribe this? its not available in my region, but im interested

@artsyhonker No, im in continental europe, oh well. Ill be here with the seeds then. Im planing to sow some of them on a levee nearby, they would do greate there, cheers.

@artsyhonker The bushes i took the fruit from were around 5 meters in diamiter and 3-4 m in height with a mushroom-like build to them if thats helpfull