Breeding plants

[mystical_mullet_hunter@hotmail.com]

Hey everyone i have been growing my own indoor plants for some time in
my apartment and i am to the point that i woudl like to start
crossbreeding my own flowers. I was wondering what would be a good
flower to start with and are there any good books on the topic and what
will i need to get started with. Also any other advice would be greatly
appreciated thank you VERY much.
Yours,
Alex

[Cereus-validus.....]

Whatever is your favorite.

Don't do it unless you have plenty of room and many years to wait for
desired results.


> wrote in message
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> Hey everyone i have been growing my own indoor plants for some time in
> my apartment and i am to the point that i woudl like to start
> crossbreeding my own flowers. I was wondering what would be a good
> flower to start with and are there any good books on the topic and what
> will i need to get started with. Also any other advice would be greatly
> appreciated thank you VERY much.
> Yours,
> Alex
>

[Hemmaholic]

Bearing in mind Cereus-validu's admonition about space., one of the
easiest to grow from seed is the African Violet and making your own
crosses aren't difficult. Florist's Gloxinas are also realilively
easy.

I suggest you Google for the home page of the African Violet Society of
America and read all about growing these wonderful house plants from
seed.

Hemmaholic

[Cereus-validus.....]

Breeding Gesnerads from seed for fun and profit is not something recommended
for beginners, Hemorrhoid.

How about something easier, like daylilies?


"Hemmaholic" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> Bearing in mind Cereus-validu's admonition about space., one of the
> easiest to grow from seed is the African Violet and making your own
> crosses aren't difficult. Florist's Gloxinas are also realilively
> easy.
>
> I suggest you Google for the home page of the African Violet Society of
> America and read all about growing these wonderful house plants from
> seed.
>
> Hemmaholic
>