Juno (Scorpiris) season 2012

[ronm]

Alex, my Junos have performed very 'normally' for me so far, with some even putting on exceptional growth and multiplication. I think the proliferation has been due to damage caused last winter leading to many new bulbs forming from the damage. ( just a theory  ). I have noticed that they have required much less watering than is normal for me, but why this should be I have no idea.
Do you normally feed after flowering? I do, usually with a weak 'Tomato food', until time to stop watering.

[Jan]

beautiful natural hybrids are rare in nature.

very many hybrids Juno x narbuti , Juno x nicolai , Juno x kuschakewiczii ,
 Juno x magnifica , Juno x capnoides.
I saw natural hybrids  J.nicolai x J.vicaria

[ronm]

As I thought, . Thank you Jan.

[ronm]

Jan, you say you grow your Junos in open soil, but do you have a standard mix? What ratio grit to soil etc? Thank you for your advice.

[Jan]

Ronm

I sent those pictures to your e-mail

[ronm]

Thank you Jan. 

[Jan]

More Juno photos

1 photo - Juno nicolai " Varzob ", 4 color clones
2 photo - Juno rosenbachiana, Afganistan
3 photo - Juno narbuti, South Tadjikistan
4 photo - Juno leptorrhiza
5 photo - Juno rosenbachiana, northern Afganistan
6 photo - Juno vicaria, Sina
7 photo - Juno rosenbachiana, northern Afganistan

[ronm]

Amazing !!!!! 

I have never seen anything like it Jan. You have me speechless with those mass pictures. Perfection

Inspirational stuff ....you really have me thinking now 

[BULBISSIME]

Stunning Jan !!
I also would like to know how do you grow them ? frame ? which kind of soil ?
no species name under pictures... pity 
congratulations,
to you too Hans, as usual very healthy and strong plants, and to everybody sending this jewels !

[Jan]

I'm sorry, here are the names of plants

1 photo - Juno nicolai " Varzob ", 4 color clones
2 photo - Juno rosenbachiana, Afganistan
3 photo - Juno narbuti, South Tadjikistan
4 photo - Juno leptorrhiza
5 photo - Juno rosenbachiana, northern Afganistan
6 photo - Juno vicaria, Sina
7 photo - Juno rosenbachiana, northern Afganistan

[ronm]

Please don't apologise Jan. There is no need to. Yes, the name is important, but seeing how these plants can be grown and propagated is even more so. Do you need to feed them in some way?

[Jan]

Dear Maggi

Thank you so much for your help

[udo]

Jan,
welcome in this forum and show many flowers please.

[Jan]

Dear Dirk, glad to meet you

[Maggi Young]

Dear Maggi

Thank you so much for your help

Thank YOU, Jan! I try to be useful!