October 15, 201114 yr comment_458007 I have barclaya longiflora seeds germinating in good numbers across two tanks. Tank one being the tank that the parent plants flowered in and tank two being where I transplanted some of the seeds that I collected. There were two parent plants, one red and one green and both produced the seeds about a year ago and haven't flowered since. I had a few seeds germinate a month or so after they were planted but I had given up on the rest I have read that barclaya longiflora can take up to a year to germinate but I didn't really believe it. Has anyone else had any experience with this ? Report
October 15, 201114 yr comment_458016 I also didnt have much luck germinating these only 1 poped up out of 100 odd seeds have had alot more pups from around the base of the parent plants. Still waiting on a red if any going :cofn: Report
October 15, 201114 yr comment_458023 It was a long time ago I propagated them and I remember that it took a long time before I had any success so your theory makes a lot of sense. I only let the seeds drop into the tank. Well done. Report
October 15, 201114 yr comment_458047 Still waiting on a red if any going :cofn: I just sold one about a week ago on trademe for $20, got an email a couple of days later from the buyer asking which end to plant in the substrate :facepalm: Was my last red Report
October 15, 201114 yr comment_458053 I also didnt have much luck germinating these only 1 poped up out of 100 odd seeds have had alot more pups from around the base of the parent plants. Still waiting on a red if any going :cofn: Check with pupuke they are get them in from time to time, I have picked some up and shipped it to people in the past.. Report
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