Pacific BX 107 CLOSED

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Wed, 09 Nov 2005 11:10:29 PST
The seedling crinums have leaves and small bulbs and will have suffered a little not 
irreparable damage from traveling from Italy to the US and back to Europe again in some 
cases.The wonders of modern global transport!

On Wed, 09 Nov 2005 18:17:09 +0100, Carol Jensen <jorna@mobilixnet.dk> wrote :

> At 21:29 08-11-2005, Alberto Castillo wrote:
> >"....Silly question: How can one send seedlings? Don't they wilt and break 
> >very easily?
> >Carol"
> >
> >
> >Not silly at all, because in Brunsvigia, Haemanthus, Clivia, Hessea, 
> >Gethyllis, Hymenocallis, Nerine, Crinum, and others seedlings can be 
> >transported and small plants are produced from the seeds without any soil. 
> >And Dell can send them  over without damage!
> >
> >Regards
> >Alberto
> 
> Ah, these are the large seeds, then, but without leaves. What I call seedlings have 
thin leaves, the first year they grow.
> 
> Carol 
> 
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