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Hybridizing lotus

19 years ago

I'm hybridizing lotus for a certain color. I need help in getting either tubers or seeds of named pink, red, yellow and green lotus. I also need seeds or tubers of Almost Black and/or Black Princess water lilies. Crossing my fingers that the effort will come up with what I'm hoping for.

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mistercross
19 years ago
Well, you're getting no responses in the Hybridizing Forum, so you might try the Ponds and Aquatic Plants Forum or the Bog Garden Forum.
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