Just getting this started so I can get a url.
I will post more about this in a couple of days.
Happy New Year, 2021!
I will post more about this in a couple of days.
Happy New Year, 2021!
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One of those F2’s now looking even more compact
Have you ever grown this one before?A slow growing Fragilis I’ve got going from some older seeds.
Yes, once before and the plant really struggled. I nursed it long enough to get a few ripe berries. I’ve been meaning to give it another try for a while.
I have the cotton wool, bubble wrap and a 20 foot exclusion zone ready in anticipation!
Any other tips?
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What’s everyone else growing this season? Need more people posting their wilds in here 
Some casual pics from the other evening. Both of my older C.tovarii plants getting into flower mode even with cold nights still. Neither has yet been moved back into larger bags and are still tolerating old media, to do list way too long right now!
Last years F1 for C.rabenii x C.tovarii in the same boat but seems happy with my neglect.
Old C.rhomboideum has been repotted since winter and is getting back to it.
Last years F1 for C.rabenii x C.tovarii in the same boat but seems happy with my neglect.
Old C.rhomboideum has been repotted since winter and is getting back to it.
Things slowly getting going on the outdoor plants.
Recovering C.lanceolatum from last year now flowering.
Single stemmed C.rhomboideum has decided this is the year to branch out at the bottom.
C.tovarii plants now covered in flowers
Old F1 for C.rabenii x C.tovarii back and flowering outside. I’ll keep stacking F2 seeds from this as germination has been a pain.
How’s it going for everyone else?
Recovering C.lanceolatum from last year now flowering.
Single stemmed C.rhomboideum has decided this is the year to branch out at the bottom.
C.tovarii plants now covered in flowers
Old F1 for C.rabenii x C.tovarii back and flowering outside. I’ll keep stacking F2 seeds from this as germination has been a pain.
How’s it going for everyone else?
Slow here too but the aphids are enjoying it.
Tovarii still the thing growing best for me with our poor season. Well, also one of the original F1s for Rabenii x Tovarii is looking good again after having its head chopped off for the winter:
Various Flexuosum variants doing ok too
Finally, managed to awaken this potential F1 which had stalled. Looks leggy but it’s been in a glasshouse for the last month, so light not a big issue. Fingers crossed the wild genes are driving that type of growth. I’m pretty confident at the moment. Attempted domesticated C.baccatum hybrid with C.tovarii father. Only one that germinated
. Marks on the foliage are temporary from a recent foliar treatment.
Tovarii still the thing growing best for me with our poor season. Well, also one of the original F1s for Rabenii x Tovarii is looking good again after having its head chopped off for the winter:
Various Flexuosum variants doing ok too
Finally, managed to awaken this potential F1 which had stalled. Looks leggy but it’s been in a glasshouse for the last month, so light not a big issue. Fingers crossed the wild genes are driving that type of growth. I’m pretty confident at the moment. Attempted domesticated C.baccatum hybrid with C.tovarii father. Only one that germinated
. Marks on the foliage are temporary from a recent foliar treatment.
A less purple version of C.tovarii setting first berries of the year
and my C.tovarii guardian
and my C.tovarii guardian
Domesticated baccatum x C.tovarii attempt getting nearer to revealing itself 
I may just get another shot at extracting a variegated C.flexuosum line. Last year I had a section of a plant that didn’t last until berries but did give me pollen which I used to make some F1s which are growing right now.
Checked the same original plant today and it’s had another section break out with variegated foliage and variegated pedicel and calyx. It’s up in the new season growth canopy, so I also stand a chance of it growing enough to allow cuttings with luck.
The rest of the plant is green and healthy, in it’s third season iirc. One that stays outdoors year round.
Checked the same original plant today and it’s had another section break out with variegated foliage and variegated pedicel and calyx. It’s up in the new season growth canopy, so I also stand a chance of it growing enough to allow cuttings with luck.
The rest of the plant is green and healthy, in it’s third season iirc. One that stays outdoors year round.
Starting to get some berries set on the variegated pedicels and some more white nodes breaking out.
Permission to post a half-wild in here as likely where the interested audience may be? I’m sure I heard you say yes 
Open today, final confirmation I needed to say this F1 worked. One of my colourful domesticated C.baccatum hybrids as mother crossed with C.tovarii.
Open today, final confirmation I needed to say this F1 worked. One of my colourful domesticated C.baccatum hybrids as mother crossed with C.tovarii.
Plenty of berries on the C.tovarii plants
My C.flexuosum variegated pedicels and white pedicels now have berries on
Half wild C.baccatum x C.tovarii now has plenty of flowers, nothing set as yet but pollen is there
My C.flexuosum variegated pedicels and white pedicels now have berries on
Half wild C.baccatum x C.tovarii now has plenty of flowers, nothing set as yet but pollen is there
Finally have flowers open on my Florida Wild Bird, it’s two and a half years old but to be fair has had a rough life! Also have flowers on my one flex plant and fruit on the rocopica red
Setting berries late in the season, glad to see them though! Domesticated C.baccatum hybrid x C.tovarii F1. Showing the flat, blunt, blossom end from the mother on the bigger berries.
