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General Subjects => Alpines => Topic started by: Johan Nilson on June 15, 2011, 07:36:14 PM
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Incarvillea lutea is flowering for the first time for us at Gothenburg botanical garden.
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Hi Johan,
You have done well, how long has it taken to flower. I had it for about 5 years and eventually I lost interest and it died.
Susan
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Beautiful flower! I don't know anything about this species and it's family but took seeds from a strange plant in Tibet in 2009. This year it flowered with a dark pink color and I found it was Inc. zhongdianensis. So it flowered in its second year. Now there are nice growing seedpods on the plants.
Greetings, Guus
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You have done well
I agree, super plant
I had it for about 5 years
so did I
and eventually I lost interest
so did I
and it died.
so did mine
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Incarvillea lutea is flowering for the first time for us at Gothenburg botanical garden.
Johan,
Perhaps you could reveal the secret of its cultivation.
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Incarvillea lutea is flowering for the first time for us at Gothenburg botanical garden.
Johan,
Perhaps you could reveal the secret of its cultivation.
Step 1: Move to Gothenburg............? ;D
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Incarvillea lutea is flowering for the first time for us at Gothenburg botanical garden.
Hi Johan, as far as I know this is the first Incarvillea lutea which flowered in cultivation.
Well done :)
Hope you are able to collect seeds of this "free flowering" clone!