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P. Phoenicea pollenation

15 years ago

Have spent the entire summer trying pollenate a ruby glow using pollen from Frederick and vitifolio with no sucess. Thankfully, Mark4321 made a comment that thankfuly sent me on a chase ending with bud-pollenation!

not quite sure how it worked, but it seems to have on the first try!!!! All subsequent attempts have failed, but at least this one looks like a 'take'. Now if I can just stay away from it to let it grow!! What are the possibilities of it being empty does anyone know?

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carlospain
15 years ago
Hello
You can use Passiflora Caerulea.
I did it.
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