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Amaryllis/Hippeastrum

riping seeds

11 years ago

Hallo

Does some one knows when Hippeastrum seeds in Sao Paulo are ripe? In which month ?

I am writing all information about Hippeastrum species, native in different area's in a book, so I have all information together.

I hope I can get some information.

Thank you very much

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kaboehm (zone 9a, TX USA)
11 years ago
Wouldn't they ripen a couple of months after they bloom? If you know when they bloom, timing of seeds should logically follow.
K
ton2
Original Author
11 years ago
Thank you, yes I know, but in which part of the year are they blooming than?
I thought oktober/november. In that part of Brazil is it now summer, or am I wrong?
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kaboehm (zone 9a, TX USA)
11 years ago
Seems like this basic information on blooming time should be readily available on the internet. Yes...in Oct/Nov it is their spring/summer.

Jim's Garden Blog says they bloom in Sept/Oct.
K

Here is a link that might be useful: Jim's Garden Blog

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