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While walking through the garden this morning, I noticed my Vriesea 'Favorite' had seeds getting ready to fly in the wind. I have collected most of them and am wondering what is the best way to sow them.
Also, it looks like I may have a lot more. Would anyone be interested in trying them?
Just spread them on top of a pot of media (I use sphagnum moss) and keep them moist and covered (but not air-tight) until they're about 3/4 - 1" tall.
Vrieseas are slow from seeds. Expect it to take several years before you see a bloom, and since Favorite is a hybrid, the seedlings won't be true to the parent. You might get something nice, though.
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