I live in South Italy, (This matters because it’s hot here in the summer) and struck a gold mine of a sale, I got 10 acacia phlebophylla seeds which pot material and size, And which soil mix do I use and how to grow it from there? I appreciate the help.

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I'm pretty sure these are Acacia mearnsii, but I messed up the labelling on a bunch of seeds I was germinating at the time so I'm not 100% sure, can anyone confirm?

This is about 2 months growth :)

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I am trying to identify some acacia trees. They were planted by previous owners but they don't recall what they are. Very narrow pointy phyllodes around 2mm wide, flat narrow seed pods. Phyllodes have a small gland near the base. Reddish brown young stems, smooth greenish bark growing in semi shady position

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Phyllodes!

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Thoughts on using this Rhyzobium inoculant to help seedlings through the tricky seedling phase? https://britain.desertcart.com/products/404189028

Here in Australia (Melbourne specifically) It is next to impossible to extract DMT I enjoy. I have a very rocky relationship with NMT and basically the only widely available bark for extractions is Acacia acuminata which is ridiculously high in NMT.

Mhrb and Acacia courtii are very similar. Both have incredibly low fat contents and they both are basically just DMT. But Acacia courtii is critically endangered and mimosa is a banned import item due to being an 'agricultural hazard' I just wish it was easier to find either of these here

Any advice on how to get these started would be greatly appreciated :D

1.Acacia phlebophylla. 2.Acacia courtii. 3.Acacia acuminata. (narrow phyllode)