Yes I would;I'd appreciate them very much.
Thanks
Kathi

kathi1517ATgmailDOTcom

I would love some- thanks and very much appreciated.

Chuy
(guerrerofamilia4@yahoo.com)

Julie,

Yes I would love some, if you have any available. I've wanted to buy curly locks for awhile. And I love growing from seeds.

My email is

Teisaclark@gmail.com

This post was edited by teisa on Wed, Nov 27, 13 at 1:00

I'd be interested as well!
My email is linked!

I have a terrible track record with seeds, especially cacti!

If your interested I'd prefer to trade you a few cuttings of my plants for a few cuttings of your mother plant, if that's possible...if not ill give the seeds a go!

I had one nice little cut of it, I forgot it in the cold and it froze straight away, no cold tolerance at all, for the record.

Howard,
Yes! Your plant is the genuine article. It should be labeled Epiphyllum guatemalense f. monstrosa. Mine really took off after I put it in a hanging basket. The rather dull flowers (long, stringy yellow numbers) are self-pollinating and are followed by copious hot pink fruits that make the plant look like Miss Curly Locks forgot to remove her pink foam curlers...

Hello I am very interested in seeds if still available ..

My email is jlynn915@gmail.com

Very, very interested in getting some of your seeds if still available.

my email is same as my gw id here, at yahoo dot com

thanks a lot for sharing

Julie, you say you placed yours in a basket. A picture??? What kind of media did you use?

Hello I am very interested in seeds if still available

My email is mom5taz@yahoo.com

Would like some seeds, if still available. Yale

I would love some seeds if there are any still available. I would be fine with just a few seeds since I can only grow so many in my apartment. :-)

Julie, receive the seeds today. Thanks a lot.

Thanks for the instructions. Now is getting chill here, is it ok to start germination or wait til spring?

Thank again for sharing .Happy growing.

These seeds are ephemeral and lose vitality quickly-- I would plant them indoors now--I germinated mine on a windowsill. You may want to grow the seedlings out for a year before placing them outside in their permanent location. Here's a link to the germinated seedlings.

Here is a link that might be useful: seedlings

Well, I put in a basket and have it hanging from the peak of the greenhouse. We'll see how it does!

Howard,
You will not be disappointed--my "mother" plant began life from a cutting given to me by Karyn--and two years later she's huge! IMO the growth spurt can be attributed to :
1) A move to a hanging basket,
2) Generous amounts of "Bloom Dam*'it" (9-59-9) fertilizer and,
3) Summers spent on the east side of the greenhouse

Looking forward to seeing photos of yours next year.
Regards,seedmoney

how do you get them to grow?

After the Party, WHEW!!! :)

Greg

very cool looking! if there are clippings/seeds in the future. I am interested in trying my hand at this one.

Beautifull plants I have my Warm propergator on stand by .even if I'm a few years to late perhapse, thanks anyway angie x

I am intrested if you have any left en its a few seeds... ptshiel@aol.com thanks

I do have seed

hi biker where are you located? how much are the seeds>

Michigan. My plant has a new maturing pod so theh won't be ready for a couple of weeks. You can have the whole pod . Write me at LASSERH@HOTMAIL.COM.

that would be awesome thanks so much