Post by Brian Barnes on Sept 25, 2008 21:01:13 GMT
Hello All!
Here's some updated photos of my three year old Pinguicula planifolia growing in submersion. The plants are the largest ones out of about a hundred or so seed planted years back... They truly are the largest I've ever seen in cultivation thus far. Some are approaching the 7 inch diameter mark.
The seeds of from these specimens also produce larger than normal plants, compared to those studyed and photographed in the field over the years...Once the young plants reach about one inch across, they explode into growth, providing the submersion technique is used. I'll probably apply for cultivar status this year for these true "Giant" clones.
Thanks for looking and Happy Growing,
Brian.
Here's some updated photos of my three year old Pinguicula planifolia growing in submersion. The plants are the largest ones out of about a hundred or so seed planted years back... They truly are the largest I've ever seen in cultivation thus far. Some are approaching the 7 inch diameter mark.
The seeds of from these specimens also produce larger than normal plants, compared to those studyed and photographed in the field over the years...Once the young plants reach about one inch across, they explode into growth, providing the submersion technique is used. I'll probably apply for cultivar status this year for these true "Giant" clones.
Thanks for looking and Happy Growing,
Brian.
