By Cox
Dumfriesshire, United Kingdom
on a recent holiday to Greece we picked up some seeds and they have germinated,any idea what they are
graham
- 1 May, 2017
Answers
Well, whatever they are, the seedlings are unusual - there's only one cotyledon and usually, single cotyledons are not rounded, but long and narrow - rounded cotyledons usually come in pairs or more. Post again when true leaves appear
1 May, 2017
They look like the volunteer Cyclamen that I had sprout on the north side of my house one year, but fuzzier--not a cotyledon, but actually the first true leaf, like peas. They stayed with one leaf for several months, but had a chickpea-sized tuber when they went dormant in April. Blooming started the following January. The parents of mine were miniature forms of Cyclamen persicum.
1 May, 2017
Tugb. that was my thought too! That is why I was trying to find out the size of the seed and what the plant looked like...
1 May, 2017
Sorry, MG. Here's hoping that they remember--unlike a few times for me!
3 May, 2017
What sort of size are the seeds and did you see the plant they came off? Right now it would all be very much guesswork.
1 May, 2017