Thysanotus multiflorus

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    Here it is! The first seed to germinate of Thysanotus multiflorus and it only took 18 months!
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    What it should look like eventually.................
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      How exciting!!......and what a stunner! :dbgrtmb: :dancy: :spinning:
       
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        @longk ...:wow: that is amazing:love30:...how long will it take to flower?
         
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        Now that's what you call patience :thumbsup: I panic if no germination in 10 days !
         
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        It better had be after all this!

        No idea - at this rate several years, although I suspect that the truth will be sometime next year.

        I now toss all the failures down in one spot in the garden. I prick out and grow on all sorts of weeds, but sometimes there is something in there that germinates late. I stick with a fair few things though, let them dry out, get cold and then start again. I have now been told that smoke treatment speeds these up considerably.
         
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