Neo. zonatus

19 years ago

Hi all,

A nice fast growing colorful Neo,and it happens to have developed some seed pods that are ready for picking and planting.

It may have selfed,but perhaps some unknown bee or ant did the job.

So,once again,if anyone would like to have some fresh seeds,just contact me at my email address.

Bob

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bambi_too
19 years ago
I'm in, and I will have some to share with you soon. I've been crossing BLUSHING TIGER with STRAWBERRY SUNDAY both ways. The HANNIBAL seed germinated at about 100% I don't see any seed left at all! The FOSTERELLA seed also germinated well.
devo_2006
19 years ago
Hi Bob,

I'm glad you mentioned this. I had a zonata hybrid that (I think) self pollinated last season. This was after me trying to use some of the zonata pollen to hybridise with one of my large landscape Neo's. Out a doz flowers pollinated on my nice large Neo, only 1 developed a few seed. Then the zonata produced a full batch of ripe berries...I imagine the ants & bees were laughing at me...saying to themselves...its easy when you know how.
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mike4284m
19 years ago
Ditto on the HL seed germinating. I look forward to seeing what everyone ends up with.

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