OTHER: The Swamp Lantern is native to the Pacific Northwest region of The US & Canada. It has won a Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit. The huge bright yellow “ flowers” are actually the spathe & spadix (like a calla lily). With a very early bloom time, the Swamp Lantern flowers before its leaves open. It gets the nickname skunk cabbage because of the “distinctive” (aka skunky) odor the flowers emit to attract pollinators. The leaves of the plant can measure up to 1 - 2' long, & were used by Native American Indians for carrying berries,etc, or making baskets. The plants also have traditional medicinal uses.
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I'd ordered $48 worth of seeds. No instructions were included, but I read online they can take 2 months to germinate. Instructions online said to keep the seeds moist. I planted them in cell-packs and kept moist constantly. Since I'd started them in cold weather (late April in Michigan) I also kept a heating pad underneath. Nothing came up. I'd read online it's best to plant seeds as soon as possible after collecting. Maybe these seeds were too old?
