Are you trying to cross a diploid with a tetraploid? Double check the daylilies you have there and be sure to cross the dips with dips and tets with tets. My daylilies just started to bloom here and I have just started to do some crosses but it is too early to see if any pods have formed. I will know in the next few days. I did Quest of Dreams on Destined to See and visa versa. Chicago Ruby on Now and Zen and visa versa. Then, 1/2 hour later it rained. :( Oh well...the next day I did Spacecoast Starburst on Quest of Dreams and on Chicago Ruby...so I'll see if that takes as it didn't rain after that. I don't find doing crosses time of day dependant. I did all kinds of crosses last year and sent the resulting seeds that developed to friends to grow. I didn't notice any were temp dependant either. But, then, I am also new to this hybridizing idea too. Brenda

I buy from a local grower and their starts are very generous so am tempted to divide the start but end up planting the whole thing in one hole and divide 3 or 4 years later. Which is what i need to do to my Persian Market this week.

I just recently planted a tomatoe plant in a huge plastic pot.I grow all my tomatoe plants in pots,as I can have them inside a small fenced in area to keep the deer from eating them up, and I filled the pot with the MG garden soil.it says to not plant in pots using only this mix, but,I did it anyway,and I will continue to do it,as this one tomatoe plant has tripled in size, compared to my other pots with MG potting mix.It grew huge just in 3 days and full of flowers already.and there was no chunks of wood in mine either.really nice soil mix. jean

It's a fungus. A nasty one. That's a return if you want it to be. Recovery will mean some disfigurement and a long, long recovery. Take a gander at ColletotrIchum sansevierae and anthracnose. That might be what is going on with your plant. Many folks here have contended with this. It's not much fun. I have had good results with mouthwash containing Thymol, baking soda, letting the plant get very dry in warm conditions, and dusting with sulfur some time later. The spores can travel and get on your other Sansevieria, if you have them. It's a good idea to isolate you plant, whether you decide to return or keep. I have seen flats of Sansevieria put out in some BB stores infected like this. Then they get the hosing, which does not help. A week later ...