FREE: Cinnamomum camphora (commonly known as Camphor tree, Camphorwood or camphor laurel)

if following the directions for gestation: Instructions

1

Find out whether there are any restrictions on planting the camphor tree in your area. If not, you should still consider whether you really want to plant a camphor tree considering that weed control measures will likely be required in about 30 years, when seed production increases dramatically.
2

Collect fresh camphor fruit when it ripens--between September and November. Camphor fruit turns black when ripe. The fresh fruit have the highest germination rate, which typically averages about 50 percent.

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3

Remove the pulp around the seed. Soak the seeds in lukewarm water for 24 hours to speed up the germination process.
4

Plant the seeds in small beds or trays. Water regularly and wait patiently. Germination may take one to six months.
5

When seedlings are big enough and old enough to handle, transplant into small growing pots. Grow in a greenhouse through the first winter.
6

Transplant your camphor outdoors after the danger of frost has passed. Plant them in full sun, in a fertile, moisture-retaining, well-drained soil.
7

Cover the camphor to protect them from cold winter temperatures during the first two winters outdoors.


Read more: How to Plant Camphor Seeds | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_5712551_plant-camphor-seeds.html#ixzz2HKFQBqrA

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