Has anyone germinated C. klotzschiana? I collected some seed in Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico from the only plant that I found with mature se...Read Moreed. Was careless with the seed and kept seed in a plastic bag for a couple of weeks, got hot, humid and I found mildew on the seed. Rinsed off the seed, soaked for a couple of days, cleaned off the pulp, soaked for additional 36 hours, and planted in mix in a plastic bag. Does anyone know how long this species takes to germinate with ideal and less-than-ideal conditions?
this is one of the easier to recognize Chamaedoreas having lancelote, partially drooping leaflets clustered along the rachis in groups of...Read More 3-4 (sort of looks like a bunch of bowties along the leaves). Relatively fast growing solitary species from Veracruz Mexico. I have had several of these over the years and they are one of the easiest Chamaedoreas to grow in southern California- just keep the snails away! Nice 1" thick, heavily ringed green stems. Do not seem to like any direct sunlight (leaflets very thin and burn easily)
Has anyone germinated C. klotzschiana? I collected some seed in Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico from the only plant that I found with mature se...Read More
this is one of the easier to recognize Chamaedoreas having lancelote, partially drooping leaflets clustered along the rachis in groups of...Read More