ralphrmartin wrote: ↑Tue Jun 06, 2023 5:01 pm Thanks for the tip. Maybe they also sell Citric Acid in the Chinese food wholesalers I frequent. Paul - have you tried citric acid yet?

I haven't tried that, no. Sounds like a good idea.

Something to be careful of- test your water, add your vinegar to get it to the right pH, then leave it sitting a few hours. Test it again and it may have gone back up, due to the buffering. The pH reduction caused by vinegar can be neutralised gradually by carbonates in the water. To get a stable p...

Something to be careful of- test your water, add your vinegar to get it to the right pH, then leave it sitting a few hours. Test it again and it may have gone back up, due to the buffering. The pH reduction caused by vinegar can be neutralised gradually by carbonates in the water. To get a stable pH...

Phil_SK wrote: ↑Tue May 23, 2023 7:37 pm I have this, making a poor effort this evening:
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and here it was when I used to look after my plants properly :
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Do you want a piece?

Yes please Phil, very kind of you. Will pm.

Infuriatingly none of my "leopygmaeas" have had flowers at the same time. Until today- here are two brothers / sisters, from the same sowing, cuttings from Leo Busch. I've rarely been so excited about waiting for seed to develop :lol: Did you get any seed from these? Unfortunately no, nev...

So how do you decide if they are from a single population? Is it just because you get a set of colour variants from one cross? My post in reply yesterday has mysteriously vanished :???: Possibly I forgot to "submit". No, I just wanted to show (myself) that yellow flowered plants aren't on...

A wee update on these plants. The typical one that I've seen as "leopygmaea" is flowering today, and gets better every year. What a stunning plant.

I have lots of different breviflora collection numbers here, and almost exclusively yellow, one or two verging on orange or brownish. L314 is well known for coming in a variety of colour morphs and I was keen to see if this represented different populations. I suspect the pink version may be from a ...

I know it is a few years ago since the last post when I mentioned this https://forum.bcss.org.uk/viewtopic.php?p=238545&hilit=l314#p238545 but I have finally got around to growing from seeds of L314. Seeds were collected by isolating two plants, both with yellow flowers. The resulting seeds were...

Two very pretty Aylosteras flowering today. Aylostera gonjianii MN171a and Aylostera (euanthema) oculata MN46. As always, call them what you will, there are a variety of choices