One of them has popped out. At least, I think it might be. I don't know.
There's a possibility that the soil may have had some volunteer seeds that came with it. I have no idea. I posted on a forum to ask if anyone knows that this is the correct start of an Amaryllis.
You should have asked me sooner. I don't think that's an Amaryllis seedling. They're thin and green more like a blade of grass when they come up.
ReplyDeleteYeah, it was a fern seedling.
ReplyDeleteNone of them came up.
I do have another pod and the seeds are dried. I could drop two or three in a glass of water to see what happens. But I don't know. I may just stick them in the flowerbox or save them and wintersow them.
So you're going to try the floating trick? I tried that one for like two weeks and nothing happened. Then I put them in soil and a few days they were up.
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ReplyDeleteFor sure no amaryllis, amaryllis is a monocot, while this seedling has the full charactaristics of an dicot.
ReplyDeleteHi Hendrik. It turned out to be some sort of fern-plant. They grow around here and I suppose some seeds got in.
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