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Post by hothousecarnivores on Mar 24, 2006 0:11:27 GMT -5
I have recently started some darlingtonia seeds in tissue culture. I was just wondering if anyone has cephalotus seeds they could send me perhaps? any thing will help thankyou, Jessy
( www.hothousecarnivores.homestead.com )
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Post by ellen687 on Mar 27, 2006 7:33:54 GMT -5
I can't help you, sorry, but as far as I know cephalotus and heliamphora are a problem to find in Canada. I bought ten seeds, no one germinated. There is thread in subforum Pitcher Plants about availability Cephalotus in Canada.
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Post by mabudon on Mar 27, 2006 8:01:22 GMT -5
I should have a Cephalotus soon, just gotta wait for it to be delivered I honestly don't know where it came from tho, but if I can keep it alive I'll be able to send cuttings maybe eventually (tho that's a year or more away from all I've heard about the species) I had lots of seeds but they didn't work out- one sprouted but damp-off got it before I even knew what it was (the sprout)
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Post by hothousecarnivores on Mar 27, 2006 18:47:55 GMT -5
Thanks that would be cool i could wait a year. ooh i just got some ceph seed to hopefully they will germinate they seem to be very hard to germinate.
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Post by Flytrap on Apr 4, 2006 11:47:05 GMT -5
Jessy -
I called you up yesterday, but forgot to mention that instead of bringing big Cephalotus plants from Oregon, and dealing with the headaches at Canada customs, what if I brought back a bunch of leaves instead? Can you tissue culture these into plants?
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Post by hothousecarnivores on Apr 10, 2006 22:45:12 GMT -5
Hi I would probably prefer plants but if all you can get is leaves i will tc them thankyou! Jessy c just email me at crx250@shaw.ca
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