A flower challenge
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by margaret e. pell on October 29, 2006 12:58 PM
I have grown Rebutia cacti that bloomed within a year of germination. I have some Adenium hybrid seedlings that are supposed to bloom at about a year (they're 3-4 mo. now). Both require a lot of sun and dry (more for the rebutia than the adenium) between waterings. I don't think I really grow anything that fits what you want, but I like to try.
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by tkhooper on October 29, 2006 07:04 PM
Hi Margaret,
I'm thinking maybe a zinnia. It's taller than I would like for this but it does come up pretty quickly and will handle a little water everyday.
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I'm thinking maybe a zinnia. It's taller than I would like for this but it does come up pretty quickly and will handle a little water everyday.
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by dodge on November 01, 2006 10:05 AM
tkhooper
I will tell you ones I use.. not seeds , bulbs.
I just order more. Oxalis (shamrocks)
They grow really quick from tiny bulbs.. I have 4 types now , and love them all..
here is where I purchased them
www.brentandbeckysbulbs
dollar a piece, but they multiply like rabbits.
Hope this helps.
dodge![[lala]](im/graemlins/lala.gif)
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I will tell you ones I use.. not seeds , bulbs.
I just order more. Oxalis (shamrocks)
They grow really quick from tiny bulbs.. I have 4 types now , and love them all..
here is where I purchased them
www.brentandbeckysbulbs
dollar a piece, but they multiply like rabbits.
Hope this helps.
dodge
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''''Those who live in the Lord Never See Each Other For The Last Time!''''
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Of course many seeds like to be kept moist while they are germinating but as far as which one may bloom most quickly after germination is beyond me. I wouldn't even know where to start looking. So if you can direct me in the right direction I sure would appreciate it.
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