Safe arrival & more experiments.

From: magrysbo at shu.edu on 2000.12.27 at 05:22:05(5801) Thanks to Susan Cox for the Arisaema candidissimum pollen. It was washed off the paper with several eyedroppers of distilled water and used to fill the throats of (its not what it sounds like) female Arisaema ringens, triphyllum 'albescens', and a just unfurling triphyllum 'Holmdel Giant' (checked to make sure no stray anthers were present to preclude self pollination). Some fluid was saved - hurry up taiwanenses! Kaichen 1999 A-05 has just 2 stalks of 2 leaves each, no blooms, and a 1999 A-10 looks like some kind of Typhonium, one stalk with 4 leaves and no bloom. I must remember to bring my camera to the lab. Arisaema [triphyllum x nepenthoides] starting to resprout and flavum CC1292 just removed from refridgeration and placed on the surface of 1/2 a pot of dry soil until sproouting begins. I am holding back some triphyllums, which come up very quickly, in refridgeration to coincide with the flavums. Dracunculus vulgaris coming up .... what if? ----The mad scientist.

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