#grown from seed

[geopsych]

Another of the auricula primroses I started from seed in 2020 has graced me with its blooms. I love them.

#flowers #primrose #auricula primrose #grown from seed #primula auricula #november

[los-plantalones]

2017:

2018:

2024:

My fishhook barrel cactus (ferocactus wislizenii) seedlings have grown into these unruly gentlemen

#plants #cactus #succulents #progress photos #cacti seedlings #ferocactus #plant growth #plantblr #grown from seed #my plants #los-plantalones

[capturingcharisma]

May today's basil harvest bring us many blessings 🌿

#herbs #healing #cottagecore #basil #smr #farmhouse #farmcore #naturecore #garden #wholistic #organic #grown from seed #lifestyle #clean eating #harvest #mood #cleanenergy #fall #autumn

[aloehoarder]

Open pollinated Aloe hybrid I grew from seed, repotted today

#succulents #garden #nature #plants #aloe plant #aloe #plant collector #cactus #houseplants #seedlings #grown from seed #repotting #succulent propagation

[syngoniums]

April-sown amorphophallus seedling update: repotted the most crowded ones. The largest corm is about an inch across, belonging to one of the A. borneensis seedlings. I did not get a picture of the 5-way species hybrids, but they're younger and all around smaller, with two individuals likely dwarfed due to competition for resources and space. They will hopefully catch up now that they've been separated. None of these species have an obligate dormancy, though they may take a short rest after disturbance.

#araceae #plantblr #grown from seed

[inthevintagekitchen]

Highlights from the Summer Garden & a Big-Time Surprise Visitor

A visit from the deer we call Juna in June. Before summer ends officially on September 23rd, I didn’t want the season to go by without a garden update on how the seedlings fared once they left the greenhouse in spring. Given the late date, this is sort of like a summer wrap-up post told mostly in images – a view of our New England garden from June to mid-September. Don’t miss the real garden…

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#end of summer #fall is coming #featured #flowers #Garden #garden animals #garden update #gardening #growing vegetables #grown from seed #plants #summer 2023 #summer garden #sustainable living. #vegetable garden

[dreams-in-daylight]

12 hour difference and the source of my serotonin rn 🥲 cat grass and sensitive plant (Mimosa pudica)

These had been in my seed bank for a couple years and I wanted to plant them wile still viable/see if they were still good

#plantblr #houseplants #growing from seed #grown from seed #seeds #sprouts #sprouting

[glistenandgrow]

a teeny tiny mini bouquet

#zinnias #pink flowers #cut flowers #from the garden #summer garden #container gardening #balcony gardening #florals #pinks #summer things #mine #plants #grown from seed

[james-g-spatial]

Day 1 of final design presentation

- 1:100 tree modelling

- 1:10 final design modelling

- Bookelet fo final design

- 1:1 fianl design：Grow from seed

#spatial design #designer #grown from seed #REFIND #seed

[geezerwench]

Nasturtium

#nasturtium #grown from seed #my back yard #29October2023 #Pennsylvania #southeastern PA

[geopsych]

Red cypress vine, Ipomoea quamoclit, beginning to bloom on the porch rails.

#flowers #plants #cypress vine #red cypress vine #Ipomoea quamoclit #august #grown from seed #summer

[artisticeclectic]

Of tiny seed.

#grown from seed #celosia

[caffeinatedfart]

Mimosa Pudica - Sensitive/Shame/Zombie Plant

Obviously, grown from seed. Most already have the first set of true leaves! Also, I kept reading that the seedling doesn't react to touch but, mine did before they got their first set of true leaves.

#mimosa pudica #sensitive plant #shame plant #zombie plant #gardening #grown from seed #hydroponics #plants

[syngoniums]

Tuberous aroids from seed: an update. Top picture shows the largest first leaf of any of the seedlings so far. It's the leftmost plant in the second picture. The tallest leaf here is actually the second leaf of the oldest seedling in the pot. These are titanum/variablis/lambii crosses sown 24 April.

Pictures 3 and 4 are Amorphophallus borneensis, both working on their second leaves. These were also sown 24 April.

Next is a pot containing seeds of a complex hybrid cross involving decus-silvae, gigas, variablis, and titanum. These were sown 27 May.

Last is Pseudohydrosme gabunensis. This is a very rare rainforest species from Gabon with a spectacular flower. Happily, it's proven easy to propagate in cultivation (seeds only, though; it doesn't offset). I previously had a small plant of this and managed to kill it, probably from leaving it too dry during dormancy. It takes similar care to Anchomanes, but apparently less forgiving, at least vs A. abbreviatus and difformis, though they are considering lumping it into that genus. These seeds went in 24 April, and have been noticeably slower than the amorphophalluses. There are two others in the pot just barely breaching the surface.

These are all tropical species or hybrids of species without long, seasonal dormancies. They're going to stay inside for the near future, as it's so hot right now they'd probably be shocked into dropping their leaves, and they don't have a substantial tuber to fall back on. The goal is to keep them actively growing as long as possible to help them build one up. I really underestimated how fast the amorphophalluses would grow, and it's possible I might have to separate them in a few months. We'll reevaluate in early October.

#araceae #plantblr #gardeners on tumblr #grown from seed

[herziloph]

Ann’s Garden

This year, we planted sweet peas. I used canes, which I set up in a tepee design to make for easy picking, as Ann is not that tall. If you look back through the archives you will find my earlier post on this little bit of planting. I planted Amni in between to make for some summer colour when these die off. I kept the seeds in a small circle away from the blue geranium to avoid a messy…

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#2022 #advice #flowers #gardening #grown from seed #Hermione Laake #Sweet Peas

[dreams-in-daylight]

A SENSITIVE PLANT FLOWER FOR YOU ALL ❤️

I’ve dabbled w this species for years now, but these in particular I GREW FROM SEED and bc of the terrarium-like set up they actually survived passed 3in tall and now are peeking out of their set up ;-;

#made my day honest to gourd #I didn’t even notice it during its daily rotation #this bish loves this cheap 3 or 3.5gal #formerly a betta aquarium #but tall and halfmoon shape not great for bettas #plants love it tho #sensitive plant #mimosa pudica #flower #bloom #blossom #houseplants #plantblr #greenthumb #grown from seed