1. Microwave humidified dirt mix to sterilize it and let it cool down
2. Using a sharpie, identify Ziplock bags with palm type, date, etc…
3. Add humid dirt to Ziploc bags (not too wet or the seeds will rot)
4. Add seeds to bags
   • For queen palm seeds, I have had better luck so far with orange seeds that just fell off the tree (as opposed to green seeds that I cut off the tree).
5. Set the bags on a shelf at room temperature (they don’t need light)
6. Wait from 1 to 6 months (no need to add water if you keep Ziplock bags sealed)
7. Transplant germinated seeds to pots

The sprouted seeds should look similar to this:

Source: Germinating Palm Seeds