Hey all,
Since I just joined this forum I figured I'd show you guys what bloomed earlier this year, I'm quite impressed with it if I may say so:
Unfortunately germinating and taking care of the seeds didn't work out so beautifully...maybe some tips for the next time it blossoms?
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Well funny you should say that, I just happened to take some pictures this morning and yesterday for selling plants online
Here is my Jaboticoba tree and the fruit on the bark (will trade seeds, takes up to 8 years for a plant to mature though):
Here is some beauty berry both mature and developing I took this morning:
And finally here was a Bougainvillea on my way to pick up some seeds:
Hope that helps Pretty cool that the berries are white before they turn purple no?
Here is my Jaboticoba tree and the fruit on the bark (will trade seeds, takes up to 8 years for a plant to mature though):
Here is some beauty berry both mature and developing I took this morning:
And finally here was a Bougainvillea on my way to pick up some seeds:
Hope that helps Pretty cool that the berries are white before they turn purple no?
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Queen's Tears -- what gorgeous flowers! This plant always confuses me when not in bloom because it reminds me of mother-in-law's tongue (sanseveria), except that I believe it has bluer, more frosty appearance, and has stiff tubular vase shaped rosettes. I had one years ago but it never bloomed as beautifully as yours....
Thanks for shring the photos.
Thanks for shring the photos.