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billy_kain

HAVE: H. kentiana seeds

billy_kain
14 years ago

Hello,

I have two pods of H. kentiana. Am pretty sure it is self pollinated. I cannot promise that the seed is good, although I have no reason to believe it is not. I have read that it must be planted as quickly as possible.

If you would like to experiment with a bit of this seed (as I am doing), please email your address.

John

Comments (2)

  • billy_kain
    Original Author
    14 years ago

    Hello,

    I have no more of these seeds.

    John

  • wrynsmom
    14 years ago

    One of the little seedlings has a true leaf growing in!!! Yippee!!!

    Carolyn

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