Zantedeschia 'Green Goddess'

From: "Sue Zunino" <suez at Northcoast.com> on 1998.06.02 at 14:36:13(2221) Dear Aroiders, I have access to fruit from Z. 'Green Goddess', but I don't know when to collect it. I don't think it is ripe just yet. Is there anyone who can tell me what color they should be when they are ready to collect, and does anyone have information on the best way to germinate the seeds? Also, is it necessary to keep the seeds damp until they are planted? Thank you for any help, Sue Zunino

From: grsjr at juno.com (George R Stilwell, Jr.) on 1998.06.03 at 03:58:52(2224) Sue, > what color they should be when they are ready to collect Green. >the best way to germinate the seeds? Just like Arisaema, the Deno method. >is it necessary to keep the seeds damp until they are planted? No. +More >I have access to fruit from Z. 'Green Goddess', but I don't know when to collect it. It isn't obvious. After the first cold snap it's usually safe. Ray _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

From: Mitsukiwi at aol.com on 1998.06.03 at 14:07:28(2225) In a message dated 6/2/98 11:49:12 PM Eastern Daylight Time, grsjr@juno.com writes: << +More >the best way to germinate the seeds? Just like Arisaema, the Deno method. >> Can someone explain what the 'Deno method' is? Thanks! Nancy

From: Lester Kallus <lkallus at earthlink.net> on 1998.06.03 at 14:14:36(2226) Last year, some kind soul here offerred to ship calla lilies to other aroiders. I forget the name of the variety, recalling only that they were supposed to be white and tall. I purchased two of them and after growing them under lights this past winter, planted them in the garden this spring. One of them is flowering, the others are growing well. Do zantadeschia consistently produce tubers? Will I be able to winter these in a bag rather than in pots? Indoor space will be more limitted than ever this next winter. I had very mixed luck with my colocasia producing tubers last summer (probably a result of Long Island's short growing season). +More Is there anything I can do to enhance the production of zantedeschia tubers (assuming that they do indeed produce tubers)? Les

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