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Comments (113)Like Chaz, I posted a thank you to Ryan here but it did not show up. IT was while the site was having troubles to imagine it got caught in a "trouble bubble"! Ryan, the bulbs looked so great! Not a single problem with rot on any of my 15, and I am just delighted with them! I have mine all potted now, and am working on getting all my older bulbs moved outside for the summer. I am 1/3 done with that, not counting the seedlings. Big rush here to get everything planted before I head to ALaska on the cruise with my sis. Actually, going for a manicure on Tues so I better speed up the process! My sis and I will pretend to be ladies of leisure for a week! (Then come home to hours of weeding for the rest of the summer!) ANyhow, thanks, RYan for all your work on this and thanks to all the others who went in on this order so it was possible! NOw we wait to see what we got...oh my, can you imagine how exciting that will be!!!...See MoreAustralian Hippis-- Status Reports
Comments (52)Yes I've heard of this theory and though I don't subscribe to it (I leave the scape on so as to follow the natural process, not to bring unused nutrients back into the bulb), it never hurts to leave the scape on (in the case of a healthy, rooted bulb) but in this case, the bulb will quickly adapt. I'm surprised it hasn't rooted, actually. Though it is really hot in Phoenix I would imagine the roots wouldn't have to suffer as much. Then again, a pot sitting outside all day is likely going to raise to that hot temp anyway. This article is for bonsai... but it applies to ALL plants as far as I know Ryan...See MoreSome Australian treasures
Comments (60)Sir Hans - I don't know what that breeder was feeling when he first saw his babies open, but I do know that every time a bloom opens for me, I am awed by it... Mother Nature performs such wonderful miracles, and when I think about the miracle of a bloom opening and its abject beauty, it makes me feel kind of small and insignificant... Soultan - it's kind of strange to think that opposite seasons are happening... Aussie flowers are blooming outdoors, and ours are resting... mine are just roots and bulbs and corms under a layer of frosted earth......See More2004 'AEN' Supplement Rose List Oct. 2004
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