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Pictures of seedlings?

16 years ago

Can anybody direct me to pictures of aroid seedlings? Specifically, Arum italicum ssp italicum and Dracunculus vulgaris. My plants have clumps of seedlings nearby which look promising, but for all I know they could be something else entirely.

Thanks very much.

Comments (2)

geoforce
16 years ago
Ornata,
Don't know about pictures, but the Arum seedlings are single blades without markings on a long petiole, only one leaf per seed the first season. Looks a bit like a violet leaf, but generally a lot lighter green. The link is to a picture of an arisaema seedling, but they look virtually the same. I haven't grown the Dracs from seed, so don't know what they look like.

George

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ornata
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks - that looks right.
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