Why can we cultivate hybrid seed?

How do I cultivate a wild plant seed?

• Answer:

  ClimateEach species of plant has its own needs and you should cultivate plants that can survive in your climate. Do this by simply cultivating plants local to your area. If you wish to cultivate nonindigenous species, try to cultivate from climates similar to where you will be planting.CollectingLocate the plants and collect their seeds. Many trees produce seed pods and cones that are collected right off of the ground. Flower seeds are more elusive, but if you look closely around the flower you can usually identify seeds. They are typically at the center of the petals. Harvest seeds before they drop off the plant but not before they are mature and beginning to brown. Try to be courteous to the environment. Seeds are a staple for many animals, and you should not create a negative impact on the ecosystem. Never harvest more than a small percentage of the seeds in an area. Collecting wild seeds from municipal parks and even from some state parks is generally legal, however, it's illegal to collect from national wildlife preserves and parks. If you are unsure about an area, contact management or the owner.StoragePlace moist peat moss in a plastic bag and bury the seeds in the moss. Seal the bag and store in a refrigerator. Check the peat moss to ensure that it stays moist. When you are ready to grow the plants, simply remove the seeds and plant them.Source:http://theseedsite.co.uk/harvesting.htmlhttp://www.thegardenhelper.com/wildseeds.htmlhttp://www.sustland.umn.edu/implement/wildflower.htmMore Information:http://www.wildgrown.com/