Ferraria divarticata (chocolate yellow form)
- 19 Feb, 2018
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There are color variations of the species, and this one is yellow with chocolate spots.
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Wow indeed!!
20 Feb, 2018
It came as a surprise that it opened. There is no bud that you can see the day before, it just pops up during the night and opens.
20 Feb, 2018
What a surprise then,
20 Feb, 2018
That is lovely!
I grew a couple of species from seed a few years ago. This one went into summer dormancy and never came back but I still have F.ferrariola. It hasn't bloomed yet, maybe in the spring fingers crossed.
25 Feb, 2018
oooh .. that's so pretty !
28 Feb, 2018
These need a dry summer dormancy and plenty of sunshine and water in the winter. If you treat them like a summer bloomer, they will not change their habits. This species originates in the sandy soil of Namaqualand, so very well drained soil is a must.
1 Mar, 2018
This obviously appreciates the way you look after it so well !
1 Mar, 2018
I am just lucky it is fairly easy to replicate the weather in South Africa, here. I don't look forward to the dry but humid conditions in July and August, but it is what my bulbs need.
1 Mar, 2018
Unusual colours but a lovely effect .
1 Mar, 2018
There aren't a lot of flowers that have brown in them.
2 Mar, 2018
No there is nt come to think of it Wylie but you have the best with this.
2 Mar, 2018
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Wow, exotic!
19 Feb, 2018