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Post by ivopereira on Jun 24, 2009 21:00:04 GMT
Polinating was sucessfull, seed pods ripe and yesterday I placed some of the seeds in water. Took some pics with a few hours interval and I will try it again, but with less time between pics some day with more spare time :smiling: Flowers  Seed pod  13h55min  16h10min  18h43min  23h30min  Now when sowing, I'll have to try some peat and perlite mix, not enough sphagnum for all  Enjoy. |
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Post by Dave Evans on Jun 25, 2009 2:24:30 GMT
Wow Ivo,
These are really nice photographs!
I've not grown this species and am a bit suprised the seed resembles U. humboltii seed, even if the seedlings are clearly different. I have U. h. growing in a couple of different conditions and the best growing plants are kept very wet (well they all are now). I can't really even call what there are growing "soil"; it is more of a peat based "slurry".
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Post by BRiiZi on Aug 2, 2009 13:12:59 GMT
where did u get the humboltii , because i can't find on any of the webrings sites
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Post by glider14 on Aug 3, 2009 22:56:48 GMT
private growers. you will have to buy or trade them with other members. i got several seeds from a member about a year ago who gave them out for free.
Alex
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Post by teinkes on Apr 22, 2012 13:35:06 GMT
Hey
How do you grow the U. nelumbifolia?
I recieved a plant today. seems that it needs to grow very wet and large bowl
What about you growers? need a large bowl, need to let the plant grow ( creeping) in to other pots.
All suggestions are welcome
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