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Ripe clivia seed for trade

13 years ago

I've got 2 pods just about red. Anyone looking for fresh clivia seed?

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ricjo22
13 years ago
yes please check my listsfor somthing you would like . can they be shippedin the cold weather. i had a giant pot of orange clivia in ny and sold it befor i moved. it had one shoot with whitish stripes .dont e-mail directly to me right now unless you have good virus protection . av8 and whitesmoke are eating me up right now.i cant get rid of them.i have 7 little amarylis i raised from seed from a red one i got as a gift. they arent on my list they are too small to flower. 1 to 2 inches thanks
retsec
13 years ago
Sent you an email
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Hi everybody, all my seeds survived and are thriving. Since I was quite undecided as to what soil to use for them, I went back to Huong for advice. I followed his instructions and put all of the sprouted seeds in a single pot or communal until they get a bit bigger. So far, all have leaves, some taller than others. The biggest being about 2 1/2 ". I keep them indoors in my bay window facing south-west. There, they get lots of light and no sun because the big maple in the yard filters the sun completely in summer. I did not want to put them outside because I have very bad experiences with squirrels. One of my neighbours delights in feeding them waldnuts and they have become a real problem; so, after many heartaches losing young plants to the critters I didn't want to take any chances. I'm really playing by ear with the seedlings, I have no experience with clivias whatsoever, so I observe them very closely. Joe, I believe that even if your plants get some sun in the morning, they should be Ok so long as it doesn't get too hot behind a glass or something like that. The seedlings being so tender are more prone to burn. As far as letting them outside in the balcony when you go away... see if you can find another alternative. It might be hard for you to believe that there can be dry spells in Montreal judging by the month of June and July that we are having so far, but they do occur and if they happen to fall while you are away, your seedlings will dry out quickly and perhaps die. What I do when I go away and have nobody to care for my indoor plants, I water them thoroughly before leaving, I put them in the bathtub and cover them with a clear plastic to let the light through and to conserve humidity. when I come back in two weeks, the plants are perhaps a bit leggier but healthy. I never lost any following that method. Maybe that would be a solution you could use to preserve your young clivias. What do you think? Bunti, I'm sorry you are having this bad experience with your seedlings. Are you sure you are not overwatering them? Do they have good drainage? Huong, what are your thoughts? Consentida
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elvis
Original Author
13 years ago
ricjo22, I'm nervous about emailing you...

retsec, please try again--GW messed up my email addy again--sorry!
ricjo22
13 years ago
elvis i got free downloads of avira and mbam anti malware and ran them back to back several times. i am up and running again but for how long? i will not pay protection so if i disapear from the web you'll know they finaly ruined my computer beyond free repair. here is my adress. we can be pen pals if you want to trade.i love g.w. but i realy hate computers ric hughes lives at 809 south fifth st in fairfield iowa 52556
elvis
Original Author
13 years ago
Thanks for the info, Ric. I don't see anything I can use, but good luck with your computer and your GW trading~~
retsec
13 years ago
What color clivia do you have?
elvis
Original Author
13 years ago
Sorry, retsec! I didn't say what color, did I? They are for orange flowered plants. Easy to grow--expensive to buy. Orange is the most common color; you can buy a bulb for $25.00 or so. I can provide germination instructions.

Maintaining the plant is super-easy. The Clivia Forum gets very specific; I haven't had an issue in 10 years or so of growing them...
retsec
13 years ago
Sent you another email.
hostarookie
13 years ago
Hi Constance,

I'd be interested in trading if I have anything that you're looking for. Please take a look and let me know.

Thanks!

Em
carla fellers
12 years ago
I would be interested in trading if I have anything you would like. Take a look and see.

Thanks
deereemp
ymaddox
12 years ago
would be interested in a trade...please see my trade list.
whisst
12 years ago
Hi I would love some of your clivia seeds! Would you please take a look at my list and see if I got anything you would be interested in? PLMN thanks alot whisst
sciencephanatic
11 years ago
I would like some clivia seeds. I only have dwarf pomegranite seeds for trade. Send me an email if interested.
MoonFire
11 years ago
Hi elvis :) I would love some of these seeds if you have any left...sending you an email
MoonFire
11 years ago
hhhmmm for some reason it wouldn't give me a link to email you elvis...please email me if you still have some left to trade...thanks :)

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