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Hybridizing S. Divinorum and S. elegans
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Posted by gorlax (My Page) on Sun, Feb 10, 08 at 21:46
I came across this idea after reading an article on hybridizing at home plants. These two plants are the only plants I have in my garden of the same species and after researching them deeply have came to the conclusion that this would be an awesome hybrid. A few concerns I have though are that both seem to have problems producing ferile seeds. S. Elegans seems to be the more productive seeder so I think this should be the plant to be fertilized to enhance the likelyhood of fertile seedlings. My S. Divinorum plant is just getting started and has a little while before it will flower. My S. Elegans has flowered already just before winter settled in and it was wonderful.
Now this may seem far fetched but I think its a great idea and thought im far from getting their I think it would be something I would love to try out. :) and I never said it was easyy |
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RE: Hybridizing S. Divinorum and S. elegans
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| that'd be interesting!! :')) i've been trying to get divornium forever! its pretty!! :')) you'll have to show the pics if ya do that!! |
RE: Hybridizing S. Divinorum and S. elegans
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| I got an awesome update. I picked a Seed pod off my S. Elegans and germinated the seed with a paper towel and it sprouted. Its not in some soil and is just getting started. :0 . This means my plant is fertile |
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