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    Plant flowering....so what?

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    Gd morning fellas!?!

    As abv...my aponogeton crispus has flowered...so what? Should i expect new tubers fr the flowers?

    Thx!

    Nizz

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    When the seeds from the flowers drop in the water, they will grow into small plantlets floating around. Cheers!
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    Don't think dat applies to every plant rite?

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    My Aponogeton does. And one of the small plantlets I kept is growing well to about 2" tall now. Hope you will get some surprise plantlet findings.
    I agree it is difficult for most plants to propagate via seedlings.
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    i notice some plants dun propagate the same way (like plantlets after flowering) my E. major, propagate sending runners out even though they flower like most plants

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    crispus does
    take your finger and gently run over the flower, making sure you spread the pollen around
    and then leave it alone
    best is if you don't disturb it at all, and it's not too close to the light, or it might shrivel
    mine put out 5mm big seeds after about a week, and it dropped into the water and sprouted
    good luck

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    that sounds interesting ... my ulvaceus has flowered a lot of times, but i always snipped it off .... so will it propagate the same way?
    -Paw here-

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    On 7/6/2002 5:50:53 PM

    crispus does
    take your finger and gently run over the flower, making sure you spread the pollen around
    and then leave it alone
    best is if you don't disturb it at all, and it's not too close to the light, or it might shrivel
    mine put out 5mm big seeds after about a week, and it dropped into the water and sprouted
    good luck
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    Thx fellas for the inputs.
    I think i'm beginning to observe wat Yimin mentioned....some of the seeds on the flower r growing quite big, so i suppose these big seeds will eventually drop into the water & grow?

    Prob is....because my tank is <1.5ft talk, the flower is growing/hanging outside the perimeter of the tank...i guess i'd have to put the flower over the water surface huh?

    Ciao...Nizz

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    my marble queen just flowered today..!!! heh..

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    There's a 2nd stem of flowers now......woohoo.....

    Nizz

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