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wijaya 14th September 2008 10:48 PM

My sarra seedling
 
Just sharing my sarra seedling grown from seeds.

S. leucophylla var. alba - sown Dec 21, 2007 and got germination on Jan 2008.
This is the eight month old seedling:
http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/a...t/DSC08618.jpg

S. psittacina - same time as above, only a little bit of germination
http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/a...t/DSC08619.jpg

S. catesbaei x wrigleyana (red wide mouth), sown April 08 2008 germination end of April 2008, so around 5 months old seedling:
http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/a...t/DSC08621.jpg

On May 24, 2008, I moved a few to individual pot to see if they will grow better individually, you can compare the result :smile:
S. leuco
http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/a...t/DSC08609.jpg

S. psitta
http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/a...t/DSC08608.jpg

Now on the individual pot just experimenting with 'dekastar 16-9-12' fertilizer, not much changed yet, just applied last week.

Enjoy,
Ed

malowie 14th September 2008 11:11 PM

Re: My sarra seedling
 
nice seedlings! i cant wait to plant mine.. did you stratificate them?

plantlover 15th September 2008 05:55 PM

Re: My sarra seedling
 
So cute. I wanna try too!

wijaya 15th September 2008 11:25 PM

Re: My sarra seedling
 
@malowie: yes I stratified them in the fridge for about 3 weeks.

Ed

strath76 16th September 2008 06:58 AM

Re: My sarra seedling
 
Nice little seedlings you have there Wijaya. It will be interesteing to see how they colour up as they get older.

wijaya 16th September 2008 11:17 PM

Re: My sarra seedling
 
Thanks Strath76, those are my very first batch of sarra seedlings, surely will love to see them colors up. Hopefully :smile: but it is a pain seeing them grow so so slow for lol. Any tips to boost them faster?

Ed

TS 17th September 2008 02:31 PM

Re: My sarra seedling
 
Hi Ed, your seedling are so lovely, looked like corals in the sea by one glance. I have some growing slowly too. It's now about three inches after more then a year. Where did you place your seedling? they seem to look too greenish.

harlem2347 17th September 2008 10:14 PM

Re: My sarra seedling
 
Wow....the small sarra so cute.....:1thumbup:
TS say the truth...Really like corals in the sea.....so beautiful...:wub::wub:

wijaya 17th September 2008 10:36 PM

Re: My sarra seedling
 
@TS: Thanks, indeed after you said it, it looks like coral. :biggrin:
Now, on 'too greenish' is that bad or is that good? :unsure: The individual pot one is put in my small 'seedling GH' and as for the whole tray I still kept them in ziplock bag, changing the water by every month only, the bag is exposed to few hours of morning sun light.

Ed

TS 17th September 2008 11:52 PM

Re: My sarra seedling
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by wijaya (Post 3876)
@TS: Thanks, indeed after you said it, it looks like coral. :biggrin:
Now, on 'too greenish' is that bad or is that good? :unsure: The individual pot one is put in my small 'seedling GH' and as for the whole tray I still kept them in ziplock bag, changing the water by every month only, the bag is exposed to few hours of morning sun light.

Ed

Hi Edy, what I meant was I'm sure your seedling will look better if they are supposed to have colour, the S. leucophylla var. alba should be an exemption. :2thumbup:
You stiil keep your sarra seedling in ziplock bag? After mine had germinated, I have already exposed them to the outside world. I left them outside and treated them as what I did to normal sarra. I never pamper them any more (cruel) :tongue:, they received direct sunlight and rain. Eventually they coloured up as what they supposed to be. :2thumbup: hehe.


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