Pancratium canariense

[Paddy Tobin]

Ah, now I understand. Many thanks.


Armin, we sometimes continue the saying: The early bird catches the worm but it is the second mouse which gets the cheese.


 Paddy

[Renate Brinkers]

Hi Paddy,
thats the best one!

[Armin]

Paddy,
I didn't know that saying yet but it is a good one

[Cris]

Hi

I also have some seedling of Pancratium canariensis. They were sown this spring, so they are very little.
The flowers are very beautiful. Do you know how much time it takes to bloom from seed?
Well, I shall wait 14 years to see the flowers of my little Brunsvigia

My Pancratium maritimum now as no leaves, but the 2 year seedeling maintains their leaves ok.

[Renate Brinkers]

Hi Cris,
I think it should take four to five years until you can get flowers.
I hoped to get seed from mine but unfortunately they didnīt set seed.

[Cris]

Hi Renate
Thanks for the information. I realy must wait