Succulent Bromeliads and others : seed

July 9, 2014

Seedlings

For the most part I don't start seeds to grow things.
But seedlings do show up from time to time in some plants that I did not plant

This first two plants came from Tropiflora in Sarasota, FL

Euphorbia iharanae

Euphorbia millotii

The plant below came up last summer in a pot that had some other plant in it. I'm hoping it will be a
Euphorbia millotii x Euphorbia iharanae cross. But it may just turn out to be Euphorbia iharanae.

I have had Euphorbia millotii seedlings come up also.

Euphorbia millotii x Euphorbia iharanae

Haworthia limifolia variegated

This Haworthia limifolia variegated I've had for a few years now and has not put out any offsets.
But this year it started to do this. I got excited until I looked closer. Dyckia seeding.
I do get some seedlings of Dyckia that come up on there own. All have not been un-interesting.

Euphorbia viguieri

Euphorbia viguieri is getting to be a weed in my yard. I never planted any, I had one in a pot. Haven't counted them lately but I must have 15 or so coming up in pots and on the ground.

Euphorbia geroldii

Also last summer I got my 1st seedling of Euphorbia geroldii that came up in some other pot.

Euphorbia geroldii

Euphorbia milii and or hybrids show up ever now and then.

This one came up about 5 years ago.

June 12, 2012

Home grown

To grow dyckia's from seed is not that hard.

Some times the seed will start to come up in pot close to where a plant had flowered.

I have 3 plants that started that way.

I have not tried to grow them from seed it just happened.

I don't grow many dyckia's from seed. Below are all most all the seedling I do have.

Some of them were sent to me from a friend. The plants with no name are the ones I started from seed or shouls I say they started by them self..