Helleborus vesicarius
By Naoto
- 4 Apr, 2015
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Sorry about a bit boring picture here - this is helleborus vesicarius. I purchased 3 seeds from Mr. Will McLewin of Phedar Nursery 3 years ago - one germinated and one died the following year, one finally germinated last year.
So the picture shown here is 3-year-old vesicarius (the other one is still in cotyledon form), but it's said that it takes 5 - 7 years to see the first flower of vesicarius. I wonder it will survive before I actually see flowers (in the UK?).....
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What I meant was I might kill it before seeing the flowers..... ;-) vesicarius is one of the most difficult helleborus to grow, y'know?
5 Apr, 2015
Very interesting, I ve just googled it as its not one I've heard of, pretty flowers , well done on getting them to germinate !!
7 Apr, 2015
@Simbad
Thanks!
13 Apr, 2015
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Interesting it is to me.Not quite sure of your latter wording but wonder if I will survive to see your plant flower.!
4 Apr, 2015