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young neps

hi all, just wanted to share if anyone had experience raising neps seeds germinated with 2 or more varieties from one parent plant. This happened to the rafflesiana elongata seeds i collected and germinated 3 months ago. 2 weeks ago i saw some plants ( i counted to date are 5 young plants ) which germinated with slightly different structure-has longer stem., leaves are longer and slender.They are growing faster than the young raffs in the same container-1" as compare to raffs 1cm tall.But Raffs has put on extra leaves .I use pure NZ sphagnum moss,nothing esle was added. Could these be cross species.If so then i assume they can be gracilis and mirabilis or either one of them. Seeds were collected from Lundu where raffs,gracilis and mirabilis were growing together. Thanks for feedbacks in advance.

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Robert
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rbjong,
how long did the germination last? How much time did you have to wait to see the first plants?
Which is the humidity and the temperature? tell us something more about how the germination became a succes.
Thanks

Mr_Aga
Milan - ITALY
 
Hi thanks all for the reply. Mr.Aga,i live in the tropics. Growing is natural lowland conditions.I spread the seeds on pure sphagnum moss.All the while i keep them in nursery shade. Germination were observed 3 weeks later. It is now 10 weeks and i still see some germination among the slower one. The seeds are collected from rafflesiana elongata.

Robert
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