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Amaryllis/Hippeastrum

Seed trade?

12 years ago

Hi,

I have seed from 2 crosses, and I would like to trade.

My main interest right now are smaller flowers and compact plants -Does anyone have one of the tea cup Japanese varieties that might have an offset?

I have :

Charisma x Tinkerbell (pollen provided by Donna from her tiny NOID)

And a very limited number of Chico x papilio which I hope to trade for something special.

Mike

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berkeleysgr8
12 years ago
I wish I had done a better job of tracking my crosses! I have seeds from Black Pearl and Cybister Sumatra... though I don't know what they were crossed with. The Sumatra could be selfed, Cybister Emerald (I think it may be Emerald) or something else. Next year I will track my crosses better!
johnsonm08
Original Author
12 years ago
Still have some........
Mike
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