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picture of the second year seeds

15 years ago

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this is a picture of the calla lily seed the second year it takes 3 year for the bulbs to grow and flowers but I think it will take 4 years the bulbs will have to be at least 1 inch and a half to get flowers anyway this is a learning stage Anna lisa

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cheerpeople
15 years ago
It's so exciting! I have planted my baby bulbs which were started from seed but I don't think they will be large enough to bloom this year. They have to sprout now.

Congrats on this mothers day on your kiddos!
Karen
anna_lisa
Original Author
15 years ago
Good for you, Let me know when your bloom I think it going to depend on the colors pink will be the frist cause even when the bulbs is small it flowers yellow has to be bigger we will wait and see. I will post when I get my first flower also we can come up with a different ones if it does not take after the Mom and Happy Mother Day Everyone
Anna Lisa
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