I've been shaking the dried flower stems of Echeverias everywhere, hoping to get a seedling or two. Not at all a careful or deliberate effort. Finally...do you see them? They are tiny:
How about now?
It would have been nice if I remembered what Echeveria's flower I shook in that little pot already occupied by another Echeveria, but I don't. Still, pretty cool! I'm kind of thrilled.
How about now?
It would have been nice if I remembered what Echeveria's flower I shook in that little pot already occupied by another Echeveria, but I don't. Still, pretty cool! I'm kind of thrilled.
I'll do the same with my echeveria's flower!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!!
Sheila
http://www.vidasuculenta.blogspot.ie/
I hope you get some seedlings! :)
DeleteIt is exciting to find new babies isn't it. Well done.
ReplyDeleteNow I have to figure out what I did right.
DeleteI had no idea you could do this. Kudos to you. I love growing from seed.
ReplyDeleteI never imagined it, but saw others doing it, so had to try.
DeleteCongrats! You are growing so many babies around there it's almost like you're gonna start a nursery...
ReplyDeleteI've got to stop!
DeleteI always feel like I must be doing something right when there are babies - whether it was deliberate or not!
ReplyDeleteYou must be. With me it is an accident.
DeleteThat's great dear Hoover, those little babies look so sweet. I sprinkled the dried seeds from my marigold flowers and had some new plants come up, always exciting.
ReplyDeletexoxoxo ♡
Marigolds! I love those.
DeleteHow fun is that???!!! marvelous. Do you still have all those baby variegated agaves?
ReplyDeleteI do, and they are not so baby-small as they were.
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