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Post by dvg on Feb 26, 2020 17:57:26 GMT
Not sure what happened here, but it looks like at least three flowers ended up on the end of this P. agnata x heterophylla flower stalk.     Meanwhile, back at the base, it's becoming evident that this clone is adept at propagating itself.  dvg |
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Post by stevebooth on Feb 27, 2020 16:01:28 GMT
A lovely inflorescence, the colour is a joy
Cheers
Steve
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Post by fredg on Feb 29, 2020 10:45:50 GMT
Meanwhile, back at the base, it's becoming evident that this clone is adept at propagating itself. dvg Oh we like self propagating plants don't we. |
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Post by dvg on Mar 2, 2020 17:08:53 GMT
Meanwhile, back at the base, it's becoming evident that this clone is adept at propagating itself. dvg Oh we like self propagating plants don't we. Well, within reason Fred. I still shudder at the possibility of having cleistogamous U. subulata flower stalks pushing themselves up in every single pot. dvg |
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Post by dvg on Mar 4, 2020 7:33:42 GMT
Thought i'd do another update on this one,  now that the flowers have opened up some more.  And just to prove that i didn't crazy glue a few flowers onto a flower stalk,  these pics will show where the flowers are attached.  Could only find two nectar spurs in that mess of petals, and check out the ribbon shaped flower stalk in some of these photos,  as the wind lashes it to and fro. dvg |
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not here it isn't