>>1447974>>1447971What works for me is just spreading the seeds (with all the jelly still sticking to them) on a paper towel in summer, put it in some place where it can dry and you can forget about them (like top of furniture), then simply take away or even cut out from the paper as much as I need and plant as usual in late winter. Always getting high germination rates (>90%) that way without having to clean, ferment or soak them
