Langy Posted June 27, 2004 Report Share Posted June 27, 2004 Hi, all My D. slackii has very kindly produced a very small ammount of seed for me I am aware that D. slackii is not self fertile (however the person I got my plant/s from told me they were all seed grown), so if D. slackii was self pollinated would it either not produce seed, or produce infertile seed? Also before anybody begins to ask for a swap of some of the seed, if I do consider swapping please take note that there would be a VERY SMALL ammount of seed possibly 5-10. This is not because I wish to be greedy with the seed, its mainly due to the fact that I have less than 100 in total (and considering the size of the seed, and the fact that is in a 'countable' quantity, I do want to keep some for my own propagation). :wavey: Langy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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