Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
Seedy Subjects! => Grow From Seed => Topic started by: partisangardener on January 21, 2021, 03:48:28 PM
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I invented a quite easy method for germination small seeds, while Corona restricted me to my home.
Up to now I have there germinating Pinguicula, Drosera, Sarracenia, Gentiana, Vaccinium. Some Orchids have not schown up yet. but on a different isle are a lot Cistus laurifolius which I could not germinate in substrate.
https://forum.carnivoren.org/forums/topic/49271-alternative-aussaatmethoden-mit-wenig-bis-keinem-torfanteil/
The same method works very well for my carnovore bogs. Very little peat and easy to maintain. Transport is a peace of cake.
Most of the weight is water.
https://forum.carnivoren.org/forums/topic/36569-patchworkmoorbeet-erweiterbares-moorbeet-im-baukastenstil/page/11/
Its all in German but the pictures explain how it is done.
I had to move my last patchworkbog. So I invented one which is easy to be moved and does not require lots of material and peat. The styrofoam was a left over and some more I bought just before the first "lock down" here.
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Clever idea, Axel!
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Germination after the cold period led to nearly 100% with Pinguicula in both species (half before half after). Drosera filiformis started finaly, they certainly do need stratification.
Even some orchid seedlings apeared. Not sure which species. Mycorrhiza seems to be present in several species.