This is from a batch of seed from 2003. The bloom time from this particular batch varies by as much as four weeks.
Steve
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This is from a batch of seed from 2003. The bloom time from this particular batch varies by as much as four weeks.
Steve
Hi Steve,
It will be interesting to follow this comment up with some observation. I have often reported three blooming times for my N cyclamineus, each a fortnight apart. Each blooming time though has a distinctive form of the species. The earlier ones are often micro mini, the second lot have quite fimbriated mouths to the corona and the third lot are a more classic show form.
It is pleasing to see you critical of the form of some of your miniature seedlings. Good form has taken a long time to come in the minis and so often we are so proud of the fact that we have actually achieved a miniature seedling that we forget the importance of form. By the same token they are often an improvement on what we already have.
Dave
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