PATSP is a long-winded, intermittently humorous blog which is mostly about houseplants, particularly Anthuriums and Schlumbergeras.
I have been really surprised at the number of seedlings with severely reflexed petals. I mean, none of the varieties I started out with have unattractively reflexed petals, obviously, but numbers 007, 008 ("Frightened Dog"), 011, 013, and now 060 have all been very odd-looking. Going with "Wet Dog" for the name on this one, 'cause that's what it looks like to me.
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4 comments:
No, definitely not an attractive one there.
How long was it from the time you pollinated one plant until you saw fruits form?
Ginny Burton:
It's sort of a continual process; part of the flower that normally falls off just doesn't fall off. If you're looking for it, you should be able to tell within about 3 weeks.
Compulsive that I am, I am going to save seed as you advised last year and try for seedlings. I see pods forming on the first to bloom.
If I get dogs I will name them for my pets gone on.
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