- Sun Feb 11, 2024 3:03 am
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Pretty much explained I want to add any type to my collection. Just not to expensive I would like to keep it on the cheaper side.
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Panman wrote: ↑Sun Feb 11, 2024 11:28 pm Leaf pullings are very slow. Root cuttings are a but faster. Your going to have to pay to get anything to appreciate in the next couple of years.I'll add that leaf cuttings are indeed slow (they do sprout fairly quick, a few weeks) but work very easily using the flat paddle leaves.
Intheswamp wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 8:17 pm We’ll…this has pretty well answered a question/thought that’s been lurking in my head. Cephs are simply cool plants to me. They look like little alien mouths just sitting there waiting to eat something. The places I have looked have been out of stock so I figured I’d wait till the spring. But, at $40-$50 a pop, well…I’ve got some sarrs seeds in the oven I think I’ll be happy with!!!After two months of cold stratification and two months on a heating mat, my Cephalotus seeds are showing no signs of activity. A little disheartening 8(
Intheswamp wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2024 4:57 pm <arrrgghhhhh!!!>Don[t give up the ghost. I one batch of Nep seeds started germinating in October and two weeks a go a few additional seeds sprouted out of the clear blue. Months later
The waiting is the worst part. And then when it gets to be so much time has elapsed that you’re considering pulling the plug on them a little voice keeps whispering “…just a little bit longer”. I’ve got some Nep seeds in a pot that are 90+ days out…their viability was questionable when I planted them but that blasted little voice keeps whispering to me!
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