> either the solution (ideally) or else some of the dry,
> difficult-to-dissolve powder?
I got some gibberellic acid from J.L. Hudson, Star Route 2, Box 337 La Honda,
CA 94020, USA. He'll sell 1000mg for $15.00 + $1.00 postage ( or 100mg for
$5.00 or 500mg for $10.00, same postage ) He mostly sells seeds. I did some
experiments trying to use it to induce germination in old Tacca seeds ... with
somewhat questionable results.
Additionally, Charley's Greenhouse Supply (http://www.charleysgreenhouse.com)
advertises "Super Plant Growth Hormone Spray with Gibberelic Acid"... 8oz for
$4.95, catalog #7121. I have no idea if this does anything.
Hope this helps.
--Albert
ps: I have one spath... or at least the label claims such... one of those
$1.95 houseplants I picked up at the hardware store. It's probably some sort
of S. wallisii cultivar, since it stays quite small and produces a few fragrant
blooms every year. Wish I could find room for some of the nice bigger ones,
but the anthuriums seem to have taken over the greenhouse for now.
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Albert Huntington San Jose, CA U.S.A.
Visit my greenhouse at:
http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Jungle/1436
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