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Quote from: adarby on June 04, 2008, 02:36:10 PMNot calceolus, as it is an 'old world' species, but parviflorum John.QuoteAnthony - I will get that right one of these days. I just measured another v. planipetalum at 4cm (no flowers). Another is not up yet.John W.
Not calceolus, as it is an 'old world' species, but parviflorum John.
Anthony - I will get that right one of these days. I just measured another v. planipetalum at 4cm (no flowers). Another is not up yet.John W.
Karl, sad to hear about your C parviflorum going to rot. Its allways been a recomendation to split your Cyps when they get congested like that as it only incourages a rot, (bacteria). Whole collection can be lost if planted in the same bed. So have back ups in pots and in differant places in your garden....Thats my tip for the day! John nice colour and great viens on the dorsal sepals and petals but they are not twisting like a typical parviflorum...you have something special!
What fungicide do you use? One of my C. favum got zapped by a late frost, and would probably be better off treated, but my only avaliable fungicide is a bottle of Funginex (triforine).