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Re: [Aroid-l] Philo. seed from S. America
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From: "Julius Boos" <ju-bo at msn.com> on 2007.04.29 at 11:12:58(15609)
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Reply-To : Discussion of aroids
Sent : Saturday, April 28, 2007 11:07 PM
To : "Discussion of aroids"
Subject : Re: [Aroid-l] Philo. seed from S. America
Dear Susan,
Thanks for the reply. From what you tell me, I will not need any photos of
your particular plants, as I am mainly interested in trying to determine if
any of the rarer 'self-headers' (Meconostigmas) such as P. saxicolum, P.
adamantinum, P. undulatum, P. paludicola, etc. grew to be what they were
advertized and sold as.
Thanks for the reply!
The Very Best,
Julius
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Dear Julius,
I took part in that order from South America. I ordered quite a few
different varieties all of which germinated. The only plants that I
grew to
maturity were, what were named to be, P. 'selloum' (bipinatifidum), P.
wendlandii, and P. erubescense. As far as I know, all were named
correctly...as far as I know. I took part in the most recent order also
and
have grown P. crassinervium (spelled on their lable 'crassirhyrum' which
I
didn't recognize) and P. imbe, and P. wendlandii, but they are still
immature, pretty much. You might be able to identify them at this
point. I
can send photos of these plants, other than the original P. wendlandii
as I
hung it high and forgot about it too often. The most recent wendlandii
will
be represented in the photos. Where would you like photos sent?
Susan Cox<<
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