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bulborum
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Re: South American plants
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Today in flower
Alstroemeria leporina
from seeds I got from Chile
Roland
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It's quite sweet, Roland.
How tall does it grow? It looks like a "sprawler".
cheers
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June 26, 2012, 03:44:47 AM »
The flower-stem is 25 cm long
but the flower is to heavy
so it grows over the ground
I seeded it last year September
they germinate bad here
from 100 seeds only one plant
the same for most other ones I seeded
Next time I try it with glibberine
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Re: South American plants
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June 27, 2012, 04:44:15 AM »
Quote from: bulborum on June 26, 2012, 03:44:47 AM
they germinate bad here
from 100 seeds only one plant
the same for most other ones I seeded
Next time I try it with glibberine
Roland
Roland ,(and others),i been given a little gibberellic acid to 'play' around with.
Having not used the stuff before i'm wondering how successful it will be on old Colchicum seed.
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Re: South American plants
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Dave
I would do a test if you have enough seeds
one without glibberine
a weak and a stronger solution
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Re: South American plants
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Alstroemeria umbellata
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June 30, 2012, 01:23:55 AM »
Very nice colour Michael
How tall is this one
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How tall is this one
About 25 cm. at the moment.
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Did you have problems with germinating
I find Alstroemeria bad germinating
or is there a trick
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Alstroemeria philippii var. philippii
starts flowering
Roland
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Did you have problems with germinating
Germinated ok outside, but lost a few at the potting on stage.
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I have bad experience
seeding total over 800 seeds in 10 varieties
I have just a few plants
maybe you need fresh seeds ?
from the 100 seeds from Alstroemeria umbellata
not a single germinated
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One from 100 seeds from Alstroemeria diluta ssp. chrysantha germinated
but flowered the first year
Roland
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June 30, 2012, 11:09:51 PM »
Showing some really nice variations in the genus, Michael and Roland.
Not knowing much about the hardy alstroemerias, I find the A. philippii var. philippii particularly fetching with its undulating feathered petal edges and bluish anthers.
My one attempt at growing Alstroemeria umbellata from seed was a failure, too.
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Maybe you need fresh seeds
Roland,if my plant sets any seed your are welcome to some. I have been tickling it with a small paintbrush, fingers crossed.
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