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[sporehead]

Whats ideal moisture for these to germinate? World seed supply guide is good but doesnt say moisture level. Only to be careful. I surface sowed on suitable soil in open air. Humidity cover?

[EIRN]

just keep the soil moisture, it is enough.
Anadenanthera grows in many different conditions, from wet forest to near desert climate.

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[Auxin]

When I grew them I soaked until they swelled (but not excessively) and then I got a paper towel wet, wrung it most the way out, placed the seeds inside the paper towel and put it in a container. If the seeds are any good they should sprout in 2 days to a week. I then transferred the sprouting seeds to moist potting soil.

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[chamomeleon]

I started both yopo and cebil today, and I just put them on moist soil.  I may eventually try using a humidity top/ dome, but I like to try the simple method first 

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[sporehead]

I've covered my seed tray lightly with a piece of saran wrap. Some have molded and nearly all have split and cracked. A lot look healthy but show no signs of germination yet.

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[EIRN]

Wait some weeks