Re:Yucca nana
"angelopalm69" <[email protected]> Fri, 26 Apr 2002 21:32:34 -0000
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--- In AGAVACEAE@y..., "Benny M=F8ller Jensen" <bennyskaktus@m...>=20 wrote: > Hi Angelo, >=20 > Now I have seen the seeds, they do to my memory not look like seeds=20 of Yucca nana. When I'm back at my place early next week, I will=20 compare the seeds with my refference seeds. At first glance the seed=20 looked too thin, and they are variable in "dullness" - "brightness",=20 I wonder if the seeds are a mix of dwarf formed of Yucca baileyi, but=20 I can't remeber how the seeds of Yucca baileyi looks. I think they=20 should have wings, and the "Koehres seeds" doesn't have wings (Which=20 they should't if they are Yucca nana, as they are not winged, so far=20 so good!). >=20 > More details next week when I'm home again ;-) >=20 > Take Care everyone. >=20 > Benny >=20 Benny, it's what I was fearing. Now that you have seen the seeds, I=20 can reveal that I was sure they weren't at all Yucca nana, but I=20 didn't tell anuthing to don't influence your and other opinions. Yes,=20 Y.nana seeds are thicker and larger. I have sown these suspected=20 seeds and let's wait to see what they will become. At first glance=20 they look more Agave seeds then Yucca too. I have also to say, sadly, that it isn't the first time I get=20 mislabelled seeds from Koehres. Last year I sowed a batch of 100=20 Agave utahensis v.kaibabensis, but the seedlings have a strange=20 pattern of brown paralle lines underneath the leaves. I am almost=20 100% sure they are A.lechuguilla instead. Angelo >=20 >=20 > >=20 > > Message: 1 > > Date: Wed, 24 Apr 2002 09:03:12 +0200 > > From: "Angelo Porcelli" <angelopalm69@i...> > > Subject: Re:Yucca nana > >=20 > > Hi Benny, > >=20 > > what I don't remember is if they were thick of thin. As I > > have managed to sow many species of Yucca, my mind is > > overload !! These seeds from Koehres are very thin (at least > > the bag I got) and as soon as they came here, seeing them I > > was a bit perplexed, because I vaguely remembered the seeds > > from Navajo Country I sowed past year. OK, let's wait for > > when you will seeds your seeds..and let me know. > >=20 > > Angelo >=20 >=20 > Benny Moeller Jensen > Hjoerring > Denmark > mailto:bennyskaktus@m... >=20 > Lat. 57.5 degrees North >=20 > Zone ? >=20 > Minimum temp at night - 21C (-6F), (but in the last years it has=20 been quite warm, and very wet 1177 mm (47 inches) in 1999!!!!),=20 annual precipitation 600 to 800 mm (23 to 26 inches). Normally=20 minimum temperatures in winter are -15C to -18C during the night, and=20 0 to -10C during the daytime. First frost normally in late September=20 or early October, last frost normally in late April early May, but=20 there has been frost measured in every month of the year! >=20 > My website are: >=20 > http://www.bennyskaktus.dk >=20 > My primary web pages are: >=20 > Hardy cactus: > http://64.177.111.31/Hardycac_UK.htm > Yucca: > http://64.177.111.31/Yucca_UK.htm > Plant list > http://64.177.111.31/Bennys_UK.htm > Photo gallery: > http://64.177.111.31/Picpage.htm