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When planting oleander seeds, fill small pots or a seed tray with peat. Moisten the top couple inches (5 cm.) of the peat, then press the seeds into the top of it – don’t cover the seeds, but do cover the pots with plastic wrap and place them in a warm place (around 68 F. or 20 C.) under grow lights. Spray the peat occasionally to keep it from drying out. The seeds will be slow to germinate – they often take one month but may take as long as three months. Once the seeds sprout, remove the plastic wrap. When the seedlings have a few sets of true leaves, you can transplant them either to your garden bed (if you live in a warm climate) or a larger pot if you live in a cool climate.