Vines and Climbers: Colour oooopsie ........., 1 by Ursula

Ursula wrote:
Dear Bea,

I know how hard it is to wait for the proper season for our seeds ....... Maybe you should leave them outdoors making sure they do not get too much water (slightly moist is what the seeds need to germinate) and bring them in once you see the tiny seedling emerging. Don't panic when the foliage dies back! They go dormant during summer and early autumn, to re-sprout in late autumn.

The dusty-pink one is T. lepidum as well. I got the seeds from a friend that grows almost any Chilean Tropaeolum species and they self-hybridized to different colours. I have one really big plant of that colour, but since my balconies are so crowded with plants I cannot find an angle from where I can take a picture of the whole plant. I took this picture this morning from a very small part of the plant. Enjoy!

Yes, spring is (almost) here and I LOVE IT!!!!

Hugs,

Ursula