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bulborum
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Re: South African Bulbs
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Eucomis zambesiaca starts also flowering
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Beautiful, Bulborum!
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First time flowering here
I have a few more and hope to find a nice selection
like the right one on the picture from Eucomis autumnale Dwarf Form
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Roland - The Haemanthus is not in flower just now - should flower this winter and, if it produces seeds, I'll be sure to send you some. Not sure what the background plant is - looks like some kind of orchid? Fran
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Last year, Eucomis autumnalis flowered. This year it has produced many offsets but no flowers - maybe it's on "maternity leave" - ahem. Fran
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Quote from: Howey on August 09, 2012, 07:27:54 PM
Last year, Eucomis autumnalis flowered. This year it has produced many offsets but no flowers - maybe it's on "maternity leave" - ahem. Fran
or you forgot to give a little fertiliser
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Hi Roland, I did it but I got many offsets this year too
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So you can sell them soon in large quantities
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Romulea hirta today.
Cheers Dave.
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Amaryllis belladonna x Cyrtanthus elatus, my own cross,ten years from seed to flower.
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Dave- I don't always enlarge the thumbnails due to my dodgy internet connection, but this one was well worth it- very elegant flower!
Michael- there's some patience, and well rewarded, looks like
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Quote from: Michael J Campbell on September 02, 2012, 01:43:17 PM
Amaryllis belladonna x Cyrtanthus elatus, my own cross,ten years from seed to flower.
Seems to be worth the waiting
When do we see it in the trade
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I have about twenty bulbs but they have not all flowered yet.
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Congratulations, Michael! I am not really familiar with either of the parents. How does the child stack up, regarding the display of parental characteristics?
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