Byblis gigantea, B. filifolia

[droseradude]

Hello,

I am wondering if anyone knows a source for Byblis filifolia or B. gigantea. I was only able to get hold of B. gigantea seeds last year...they didn't germinate.

 

[Tamlin Dawnstar]

Mine didn't either, they are stubborn seeds.

You might try Allen Lowrie or B&T Seeds, but I can't vouche for their viability if available.

 

[Greg Allan]

I may well have a few spare B filifolia seeds, if it is legal to ship them from the UK to the US. I am about to sow some of my seeds- if you PM me in about 1 week, I will tell you if there are any left (if not, I will certainly have some later in the season- my plants produce abundant seed when cross pollinated). If so, you can have some for nothing. I am also hoping to have some B gigantea seeds later on the season. I have just pollinated my plants, and they take several months to produce seeds. You will need GA3 to successfully germinate these species. I have successfully used it with B filifolia, lamellata (a very close relative of B gigantea), and B rorida, and am about to try with B aquatica- it does work!

Cheers,

Greg

 

[droseradude]

wow, this was quite unexpected. I'll need to check the shipping laws. Thanks.
I guess I need to get some GA3 acid.