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Received my Crassula umbella seeds in the mail all the way from Germany! Crassula seeds are absolutely terrifying to handle and I was very scared I was going to breathe on them wrong.
In other sowing news some baby Bukiniczias and a Drosera popped up as well!
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Plant of the Day
Friday 16 March 2018
In the sheltered but cool conditions of an alpine house Bukiniczia cabulica is about to flower from a rosette of blue-green leaves with white veins. The plant is monocarpic (dies after flowering), though it can produce offsets especially if seed production is not successful. It is native to Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Jill Raggett
Bukiniczia cabulica
Some plants have such incredibly beautiful leaves that you don’t need and flowers to make you happy. This is the case with Bukiniczia cabulica, from Afghanistan and Pakistan. It is a biennial, which means that after two years it will go into flower and die. The tiny flowers aren’t too exciting, but if you are lucky they will set seeds and yield a new generation of plants.
-Brian
Bukiniczia cabulica progress! (46 days after sowing)
They germinated after about a week.
Other than that there’s not much to report on. They’re starting to get their pretty mottling.
Assorted baby plants!
Avocado
Butterworts propagated from leaves
Bukiniczia cabulica
Jaltomata herrerae
I've never gotten avocados to work before despite being a common science experiment. The toothpick method always fails for me so I simulated giant sloth dung (their original seed distributor) using some moistened paper towels and set it in a bag near my router.
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