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Quesnelia lateralis

18 years ago

Finaly it is flowering, I really like the combination of red and blue.

Will this self-pollinate?

Tomas

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winterlager
18 years ago
That is cool!
LisaCLV
18 years ago
That is certainly an unusual shade of blue for a brom, and an odd flowering habit too. I have no idea if it will self-pollinate, but I can't think of any Quesnelia that does.
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winterlager
18 years ago
I got seeds from my Testudo. I didn't help and had no other Quesnalias in bloom. I didn't bother to plant the seeds since I don't need any more Testudo.

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