Maihuenia flower buds

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Ali Baba
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Re: Maihuenia flower buds

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My Maihuenia poeppigii is seed grown, so not the Ingwersen clone, but still very reluctant to flower. I sowed the seed in 1999 so it's a big plant now...
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My original plant came from Chris Hynes, but I don't know if that was seed-grown or not. I have several that are all cuttings of it.
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I'm sure a lot of people would be interested in a piece if you was to propagate it(divide it) :grin:
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It did flower. Eventually! Nice scent as a bonus.
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