Help Me Grow A Worsleya
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Comments (42)I'm a member of the Worsleya forum and I am one of the one that posts seed availability.....you do not need to be an expert....please join and learn.....for example, being able to grow Hipps has nothing at all to being able to grow Worsleya....the growing conditions are completely different.....Worsleya grow in pure scoria or pumice and are absolutely evergreen......if you put them in potting mix you will have a dead Worsleya in no time. The experts there (I am not one of them) are very helpful and there is lots of great info in the old posts......I've only ever posted one pic of my Worsleya and they were not in flower....it is not required and please do not feel like it is. These are truly awesome plants worth some effort if you have the time :o) Dan...See MoreWorsleya - Keeping my fingers crossed!!
Comments (7)Thanks for answering Dan. Yeah I kind of know what they mean calling them weeds lol. I have ONE amaryllis that looks good when not in bloom - Papillio. It has a lot of nice strong green leaves year round. Being in the North, I have to bring my pots in and on the sill in the winter so I'm guessing the low light is what causes the other leaves to not look their best. I'm also trying to figure out if using a different fertilizer (I just use Schultz houseplant fertilizer in the winter and Miracle Gro in the summer) will help get healthier and more abundant leaves. I have a friend in Louisiana who has a wonderful collection of gingers. I agree that they're beautiful and I'd love to smell their fragrance too. I've only got so much room to zone push though! Good luck with your seeds....See MoreWorsleya reyneri
Comments (0)I am searching seeds or a little bulb of this beautifull bulb. Who can help me? Thank you very much Ton Wijnen...See MoreWorsleya 2015
Comments (64)Hi Nancy, OK, so if it was shipped legally and the leaves and roots had to be cut off then maybe….again, it should have an obvious bulb neck if it is a Worsleya as there is no reason to cut that off for shipping. If it is a Worsleya then pot it in pure cinder or perlite or pumice (in perlite it might fall over easy until it gets new roots). I got in plants with no roots or leaves and if you put them on a heat mat in pure drainage material and water every couple of days then you will be amazed at how fast they grow new roots. The bulb and leaves look nothing like a Hippi so hopefully you have a very nice friend indeed! How large is the bulb in diameter? Best of luck :o) Dan...See MoreRelated Professionals
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