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Eucomis autumnalis 'Pineapple Lily" . . . .still opening.
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Pineapple Lily
"Wendy7" wrote in message ... Eucomis autumnalis 'Pineapple Lily" . . . .still opening. Cheers Wendy Hello Wendy, I see that the 'stunted flower' turned out to be a nice inflorescens. And a beautiful pink one at that. I still think this isn't a Eucomis autumnalis (see my earlier post below). What ever it is, it is a very nice Eucomis. Congratulations. All the best, Rob Zuiderwijk Website : PhragWeb - The Phragmipedium WebSite. (http://www.phragweb.info) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rob Zuiderwijk" Newsgroups: alt.binaries.pictures.gardens Sent: Friday, July 13, 2007 5:41 PM Subject: Eucomis autumnalis - Pine Apple Lily Hello Wendy, First of all based on the long narrow leaves and the spots at the base of plant, I think it is not Eucomis autumnalis but one of the variable forms of Eucomis comosa. The 'stunted' inflorescens looks normal to me. My experience is that these 'flower spikes' start off short and stocky already showing the developing flowerbuds. Over time (and with my plants it sometimes seems ages) the 'spike' grows taller and taller, and by the time the flowers open the 'spike' can be quite long. In the case of Eucomis pole-evansii even about 1,3/1,5 meters. My Eucomis grow all in pots and as most plants in pots they tend to stay smaller but they do wel. In short, I think you have to wait a little more and you will end up with a beautiful plant with rose/pink flowers. Good luck. All the best from The Netherlands where the summer is like autumn. Rob Zuiderwijk "Wendy7" wrote in message ... Eucomis autumnalis, this is the red variety & for some reason the flower is stunted? It may not like growing in a container? Cheers Wendy |
Pineapple Lily - Eucomis comosa
Gooie dag Rob, Baie dankie.
Thanks for the info, I must have missed your earlier reply or having a brain freeze!!! You are probably correct with the name Eucomis comosa as the arboretum has been wrong before. I will try to remember to change the tag & hou die blink kant boe. *g* Cheers Wendy "Rob Zuiderwijk" wrote in message ... "Wendy7" wrote in message ... Eucomis autumnalis 'Pineapple Lily" . . . .still opening. Cheers Wendy Hello Wendy, I see that the 'stunted flower' turned out to be a nice inflorescens. And a beautiful pink one at that. I still think this isn't a Eucomis autumnalis (see my earlier post below). What ever it is, it is a very nice Eucomis. Congratulations. All the best, Rob Zuiderwijk Website : PhragWeb - The Phragmipedium WebSite. (http://www.phragweb.info) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rob Zuiderwijk" Newsgroups: alt.binaries.pictures.gardens Sent: Friday, July 13, 2007 5:41 PM Subject: Eucomis autumnalis - Pine Apple Lily Hello Wendy, First of all based on the long narrow leaves and the spots at the base of plant, I think it is not Eucomis autumnalis but one of the variable forms of Eucomis comosa. The 'stunted' inflorescens looks normal to me. My experience is that these 'flower spikes' start off short and stocky already showing the developing flowerbuds. Over time (and with my plants it sometimes seems ages) the 'spike' grows taller and taller, and by the time the flowers open the 'spike' can be quite long. In the case of Eucomis pole-evansii even about 1,3/1,5 meters. My Eucomis grow all in pots and as most plants in pots they tend to stay smaller but they do wel. In short, I think you have to wait a little more and you will end up with a beautiful plant with rose/pink flowers. Good luck. All the best from The Netherlands where the summer is like autumn. Rob Zuiderwijk "Wendy7" wrote in message ... Eucomis autumnalis, this is the red variety & for some reason the flower is stunted? It may not like growing in a container? Cheers Wendy |
Pineapple Lily - Eucomis comosa
Thanks,
Since Afrikaans is not my native language I don't understand everything you write, but I take it as a complement. ;o) All the best, Rob Zuiderwijk "Wendy7" wrote in message ... Gooie dag Rob, Baie dankie. Thanks for the info, I must have missed your earlier reply or having a brain freeze!!! You are probably correct with the name Eucomis comosa as the arboretum has been wrong before. I will try to remember to change the tag & hou die blink kant boe. *g* Cheers Wendy "Rob Zuiderwijk" wrote in message ... "Wendy7" wrote in message ... Eucomis autumnalis 'Pineapple Lily" . . . .still opening. Cheers Wendy Hello Wendy, I see that the 'stunted flower' turned out to be a nice inflorescens. And a beautiful pink one at that. I still think this isn't a Eucomis autumnalis (see my earlier post below). What ever it is, it is a very nice Eucomis. Congratulations. All the best, Rob Zuiderwijk Website : PhragWeb - The Phragmipedium WebSite. (http://www.phragweb.info) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rob Zuiderwijk" Newsgroups: alt.binaries.pictures.gardens Sent: Friday, July 13, 2007 5:41 PM Subject: Eucomis autumnalis - Pine Apple Lily Hello Wendy, First of all based on the long narrow leaves and the spots at the base of plant, I think it is not Eucomis autumnalis but one of the variable forms of Eucomis comosa. The 'stunted' inflorescens looks normal to me. My experience is that these 'flower spikes' start off short and stocky already showing the developing flowerbuds. Over time (and with my plants it sometimes seems ages) the 'spike' grows taller and taller, and by the time the flowers open the 'spike' can be quite long. In the case of Eucomis pole-evansii even about 1,3/1,5 meters. My Eucomis grow all in pots and as most plants in pots they tend to stay smaller but they do wel. In short, I think you have to wait a little more and you will end up with a beautiful plant with rose/pink flowers. Good luck. All the best from The Netherlands where the summer is like autumn. Rob Zuiderwijk "Wendy7" wrote in message ... Eucomis autumnalis, this is the red variety & for some reason the flower is stunted? It may not like growing in a container? Cheers Wendy |
Pineapple Lily - Eucomis comosa
Yes you can. *G*
"Rob Zuiderwijk" wrote in message ... Thanks, Since Afrikaans is not my native language I don't understand everything you write, but I take it as a complement. ;o) All the best, Rob Zuiderwijk "Wendy7" wrote in message ... Gooie dag Rob, Baie dankie. Thanks for the info, I must have missed your earlier reply or having a brain freeze!!! You are probably correct with the name Eucomis comosa as the arboretum has been wrong before. I will try to remember to change the tag & hou die blink kant boe. *g* Cheers Wendy "Rob Zuiderwijk" wrote in message ... "Wendy7" wrote in message ... Eucomis autumnalis 'Pineapple Lily" . . . .still opening. Cheers Wendy Hello Wendy, I see that the 'stunted flower' turned out to be a nice inflorescens. And a beautiful pink one at that. I still think this isn't a Eucomis autumnalis (see my earlier post below). What ever it is, it is a very nice Eucomis. Congratulations. All the best, Rob Zuiderwijk Website : PhragWeb - The Phragmipedium WebSite. (http://www.phragweb.info) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rob Zuiderwijk" Newsgroups: alt.binaries.pictures.gardens Sent: Friday, July 13, 2007 5:41 PM Subject: Eucomis autumnalis - Pine Apple Lily Hello Wendy, First of all based on the long narrow leaves and the spots at the base of plant, I think it is not Eucomis autumnalis but one of the variable forms of Eucomis comosa. The 'stunted' inflorescens looks normal to me. My experience is that these 'flower spikes' start off short and stocky already showing the developing flowerbuds. Over time (and with my plants it sometimes seems ages) the 'spike' grows taller and taller, and by the time the flowers open the 'spike' can be quite long. In the case of Eucomis pole-evansii even about 1,3/1,5 meters. My Eucomis grow all in pots and as most plants in pots they tend to stay smaller but they do wel. In short, I think you have to wait a little more and you will end up with a beautiful plant with rose/pink flowers. Good luck. All the best from The Netherlands where the summer is like autumn. Rob Zuiderwijk "Wendy7" wrote in message ... Eucomis autumnalis, this is the red variety & for some reason the flower is stunted? It may not like growing in a container? Cheers Wendy |
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