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Bacopa flowering

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My Bacopa is flowering at the surface, tiny little purple flowers. Dwarf Sag has a white flower as well. This is the first time for either and I'm stoked. That's all, as you were!! :D

  • 2 weeks later...

Hi All

Congrats on getting the "BACOPA" to flower. :lol:

The next part is to get it to fertilize and save the seeds. :wink:

QUOTE:

The way I do it is to get a piece of EVA FOAM RUBBER about 10cm square and cut a slot in it to halfway, about 5 mm wide.

Slide the flower stem through the slot so as the flower bud sits on the EVA FOAM and is above the water.

The flower, bud, or seed pod must not dry out.

After the fruit has ripened it will burst all over the EVA depositing about 100 seeds (in my experience) which must stay moist until they can be planted in very fine gravel with some "SEED RAISING MIX" added to it.

It is then only a matter of time before you will see thr shoots of a new plant.

Good luck.

:bow:

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