Re: My Collection
Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2022 6:57 pm
Soooo… I did a thing. It was painful (emotionally). It’s one thing to take cuttings and start new plants.
This was on a whole other level!
This was on a whole other level!
FriendshuhM wrote: ↑Sat Mar 26, 2022 6:42 pmFriendshuhM: I just scatter the seed on the surface of wet Sphagnum peat moss and keep it in bright light. The seeds sprout on their own. You should notice I keep the pots in a tray of DI/rain/low mineral water. The first photo shows seedlings starting out.jerrytheplater wrote: ↑Wed Mar 16, 2022 2:26 am Evan, the hybrid I was speaking about I mentioned earlier: "A sundew that does not require dormancy and grows nicely indoors under very very bright light is Drosera tokaiensis. It is a natural hybrid and will die if it sees much below freezing. It is a pretty nice looking plant and would grow well in your planter. PM me if you want some seeds once the current seed stalk matures its seeds."
You weren’t kidding ‘very, very bright light’!! I would love some seeds… I’ve never tried sundew, but would be willing to try. Are they tricky to grow from seed, or a pretty ‘willing’ sprouter?
PM your address and I'll send you some seeds. I have not checked recently, but when they are ready I'll send you some.
You weren’t kidding ‘very, very bright light’!! I would love some seeds… I’ve never tried sundew, but would be willing to try. Are they tricky to grow from seed, or a pretty ‘willing’ sprouter?