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Have: Plumeria for small clivia plant

15 years ago

Hello,

I have five packets (10 seeds each) of plumeria seeds.

The packets are red orange, white with yellow center, 2 packs of white pink and yellow. I'm looking for a small clivia seedling, several leaves, 6 mo. old? can be younger.

Any color flower other than common orange. As my Gardenweb implies I love clivias and have several dozen plants. I can never have too many, I'm a clivia addict. PLMK,

John

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THANKS everyone! I couldn't of done it without you. That is right. It was here and the friends that I have made that have made my growing experience better than I could ever imagine. For me, it is fun to come here and show you the rewards to your great support and my effort to apply what I am learning here with the wealth of info. Jojo: I am not sure.lol I do know that a Doctor that I met, and might I tell you a wonderful man, sent me rare Clivia this past fall, and I think there are Salmon and Peach in the mix. I can't wait to see what they bring me. They are all in the gritty mix, thanks to Al. I love the color too. Laura: I can't wait to re-pot my plumerias into bigger pots into the gritty mix. I have a surprise for you very soon:-))))) Jodik: Hello! I never gave it a thought to pollinate them. Hmmm. I would need someone to tell me how though. Thank you for your nice comments and I can include you as one that has made growing like this possible, year in and year out, everyday of the year! You are right. Light is a limiting factor and is such that they will double in size once they are outside. But I am glad that we can keep them in tip top shape all winter, while we wait for robust growth come soon! Looking forward to seeing your bulbs!:-) Hey Jess! How's it going? Thanks for that. I am still here if you need me to help you with that citrus.:-) Good to see you. Gail: You are so right, lol. It is that time of year you start to get a bit excited. I can't wait to see what yours do.
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