From: Jody Haynes webmaster at plantapalm.com> on 2000.04.16 at 03:42:54(4381)
Dewey,
There are Arisaema species native to Florida. I don't know much about them or
which species or where they are located, although I would be curious to find
out. I have two species growing quite well in my shaded patio area--in Miami.
One of them is labelled A. dracontia; the other is not labelled. I would like
to find out what the unlabelled species is. Perhaps I could post a photo on my
website as soon as I can borrow the digital camera from work (it just flowered,
so it should be easy to ID by someone who knows this group of plants). They are
both beautiful plants and I really enjoy them. Are you keeping yours shaded?
Jody Haynes
| +More |
Corresponding Secretary, Editor & Webmaster
Palm & Cycad Societies of Florida (PACSOF)
Virtual Palm & Cycad Encyclopedias
Website:
&
Seedbank Facilitator, Webmaster & List Owner
Azafady/Montgomery Madagascar Seedbank
Website:
E-mail List:
plantnut wrote:
> Sorry for the interruption.... but, I can't grow Arisaema in warm, sunny
> (right now it is raining....) South Florida.... So, I can't offer any
> advice....
> Dewey
>
> >Dewey and all,
> > You mean you don't read minds??? Sorry!! was running out to work and
> >thought about the message later......They are all arisaema(except one arum
> >that is looking fine)seedlings. This will be their second year and most
> >have been growing for around 2 months. Now, advice please to repot ,etc.
> >Thanks for the patience.
> >Judy in VA, zone 7
>
> Dewey E. Fisk, Plant Nut
> THE PHILODENDRON PHREAQUE
> Your Source for Tropical Araceae
> Go to
|
IAS on Facebook
IAS on Instagram
