The oldest plant material successfully germinated is a ~32,000-year-old Silene stenophylla (narrow-leafed campion) seed found in Siberian permafrost.
Kevin Feinstein II wrote:Ibut don't peach twigs contain cyanide forming compounds? I see fig tree listed on wikipedia, but can't that milky sap from a fig create a rash (or at least be super sticky and unpleasant)? I see dogwood listed, but which dogwood and are there not some stomach upsetting toxins in dogwood?
Riona Abhainn wrote:Hi Anne, I was given one to put underground and so I did, maybe it is just too rainy here and it rotted or something.
Daniel Andy wrote:
Anne Miller wrote:What if you can't find the water shut off and no one knows where it is?
The hot water hose burst on the washing machine, what do you do?
Shut off the inlet/outlet valves on the hot water heater then...
...but the real answer is we have no business living in a house if we don't know where the shutoffs for water, gas, and electric are.