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| rubydoo 2004-07-28 01:33 |
Hi All,
I have MANY B. crenatodaigremontianum plantlets and a few B. Diagremontianums. I'd like to trade for anything else, because I just love these plants. I'd like to find B. rosei var. rosei, B. gastonis-bonnieri or B x serratifolium. Are these Bryophyllums hard to find??
I've never seen any of these Bryophyllums around here. I've had the B. Diagremontianms since 1982 and have yet to see another plant in this area, which is Ohio, USA.
Thanks in advance!
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| pdc33 2004-10-18 20:37 |
Hey rudydoo,
I don't see much of a difference between the B. crenatodaigremontianum and the B. Diagremontianums. They both look similar to the ones we had when I was growing up.
If possible, could I get some of the B. crenatodaigremontianums from you? I don't have any to trade. What would you charge for them?
I'm in Maryland.
Thanks! |
| rubydoo 2004-10-19 01:03 |
Hey pdc33!
Sure, I'd be glad to send you some B. crenatodaigremontianum. I had to bring my plants inside because of the cold, and I don't know what to do w/ all of the babies. Just email me to give me you home address and I'll send them to you.
I see a big difference between the B. cren... and the B. Diagremontianums. (That is if my plants are identified correctly. ) My B. cren.. grows fast and has tons of babies. My B. Diagremontianums grows much slower, has fewer babies and the leaves are pointed. I have my pictures of my plants posted on this site. You can check them out.
Rubydoooooo |
| sam 2004-11-27 21:47 |
Hi Rubydoo!
I would be very interested in obtaining some b. daigremontianum babies. is it to late in the season? drop me a line if you're not too busy. thanks!
Sam |
| pennie 2005-02-16 18:06 |
| I know that it is probably to late to get a few of your offspring? I would love to get any if possible. You can email me if you'd like to. Thanks you |
| rubydoo 2005-02-19 02:31 |
| I'd love to be able to send you some babies. Unfortunately, my "mother plant" doesn't like this Ohio weather, and it's pouting because it's not getting enough sunlight Hopefully in the spring, it will perk back up and will produce more babies. If I get more, I'll gladly share. |
| lilwhitedove11 2005-03-03 19:27 |
I'm from Indiana, and have been looking for bryophyllum for some time. How much would u charge to send me a few seeds?
I don't have many succulents, but i have orchids all over the place..
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| leesa662000 2006-06-22 10:54 |
Hi there, I have :
B. daigremontanum
b. Fedschenkoi
B. Serratifolium
B. delagoensis
And my b. gastonis - bonneiri arrived this morning from the usa. So hoping for a few babies in the near future.
Anyone wanting to swap / or just wants some then just give me a shout, I'm particuarly interested in getting crenatodaigremontanium, rosei. var. rosei and Houghtons hybrid.
Leesa |
| leesa662000 2006-06-22 11:05 |
| Sorry,, I also have Kalanchoe laxiflora (forgot about that 1. |
| rubydoo 2006-06-22 14:21 |
Hello!
I'm sad to say that this past winter was very rough on my bryophyllums. And the funny thing about this is this past winter winter wasn't nearly as bad as the winter before and I lost several plant during the milder winter. This doens't make sense. Anyhow, I no longer have my beautiful B. crenatodaigremontianum that I posted on this site. I do have a B. Diagremontianums, but it's stuggling right now, but I hope to get some babies soon...at least a couple to start a new plant because the mother plant looks saaaad. |
| leesa662000 2006-06-22 15:04 |
Hi, thanks for responding. If your plant looks sad and you need babies, you can tear a leaf off, place it on top of the soil, and this will 'force' it to produce them. I find it works better with the daigremontanum's when the leaf is cut into pieces. Also, it happens faster if the leaf is in the warm (so probably indoors would be a good idea if it is cool outside)
I can send you some different types if you like, but i dont have crenatodaigremontanum. |
| vjp1369 2006-07-03 05:01 |
Leesa~
I am looking for anything to get started. My neighboor had given us a "pregnant plant" when I was about six years old. Over the years, we watched it grow and have lots of "babies". I am now 25 and hav a 2 year old that I think will be as facinated with the "babies" as I was! If there is any way that you or any of the other members here could help me out that would be greatly appreciated!!! Trust me they will be very well loved!
Thanks to all!
Valerie |
| leesa662000 2006-07-03 10:49 |
No problem, I'll send you a few types. Send your address to :
leesa662003@hotmail.co.uk
You should have them within a few days.....things are getting dire here, I have WAY TOO MANY babies! |
| vjp1369 2006-07-04 03:21 |
Thank you SOOOO much!! I can't hardely wait!!!!!!!!!!!! I told my mom and she is thrilled.
Valerie |
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