I thought this would be a good place to look for Dudleya seed (rather than fishy etsy and ebay listings). I'm looking for ethically sourced dudleya seed. Not poached from the habitat...
Send me a PM and we'll see if we can work something out... Thank you.
Looking for dudleya seed
- Aeonium2003
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Re: Looking for dudleya seed
I recall CanD Plants offered seed of D. pachyphytum before, but they currently don't have it on their list https://www.canddplants.com/seed-list/. Maybe you can send an email and see when or if they'll have some ready?
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Re: Looking for dudleya seed
Dudleya seed is ripe around mid-summer, mine are flowering now. Wait a few months and folks will have some on hand.
Dudleya germinate best on living moss, so you can start work on a flat to start them in now. The inland varieties particularly grow on moss on rocks in habitat. I live where they live, so I just sow on a flat or pots in the fall in partial shade and let the weather do the work for the most part.
Dudleya germinate best on living moss, so you can start work on a flat to start them in now. The inland varieties particularly grow on moss on rocks in habitat. I live where they live, so I just sow on a flat or pots in the fall in partial shade and let the weather do the work for the most part.
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Re: Looking for dudleya seed
I too live in/near the natural habitat, sandwiched between the habitat of D. cymosa, abramsii, and farinosa. Thank you for the information, I'll get things prepared.
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Re: Looking for dudleya seed
Still interested in Dudleya seed if anyone has any...
- Tom in Tucson
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Re: Looking for dudleya seed
promethean_spark wrote: ↑Wed May 25, 2022 5:52 pm Dudleya seed is ripe around mid-summer, mine are flowering now. Wait a few months and folks will have some on hand.
Dudleya germinate best on living moss, so you can start work on a flat to start them in now. The inland varieties particularly grow on moss on rocks in habitat. I live where they live, so I just sow on a flat or pots in the fall in partial shade and let the weather do the work for the most part.