hello
I've been growing Mexican butterworts for about 4 years now and I've had some crosses I've made grow to blooming size
, well my first cross was P.gigantea x P. reticulata
and the resulting baby's have turned out to be quite exciting
one has flowers that look and smell just like P.agnata "csuf" with a curious top petals fused , looking like a rabbits ears
makes up for loosing my U.sandersonii
and the others look to be more of a gigantea in appearance
it's very fascinating to see that some can take on these characteristics
also they do not have those small singular roots , but long and deep growing roots with the side roots almost like a bottle cleaner but much longer it's really cool to find this
comparing it to alot of other pigs who's roots are SMOOTH and short
what have other's found while growing those and
crossing them on your own ?
I'd love to hear from others on the subject of crossing and the resulting hybrids
I've been growing Mexican butterworts for about 4 years now and I've had some crosses I've made grow to blooming size
, well my first cross was P.gigantea x P. reticulata
and the resulting baby's have turned out to be quite exciting
one has flowers that look and smell just like P.agnata "csuf" with a curious top petals fused , looking like a rabbits ears
makes up for loosing my U.sandersonii
and the others look to be more of a gigantea in appearance
it's very fascinating to see that some can take on these characteristics
also they do not have those small singular roots , but long and deep growing roots with the side roots almost like a bottle cleaner but much longer it's really cool to find this
comparing it to alot of other pigs who's roots are SMOOTH and short
what have other's found while growing those and
crossing them on your own ?
I'd love to hear from others on the subject of crossing and the resulting hybrids