Have phyllostachys nigra seeds for trade
Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2008 3:47 am
To my surprise, I noticed a week ago that a small phyllostachys nigra I have in my backyard has gone to seed. If you don't believe me, hopefully these pictures I posted to the photo section will convince you
I don't have much experience growing any plants in general from seed, and I didn't think I would have much luck with these, so I thought I'd see if anyone would be interested in trading the seeds for a small section (rhizome + a few culms) of a bamboo that I don't have yet. The more interesting the better.
Right now the bamboo I have are:
Phyllostachys nigra (obviously)
Phyllostachys aurea
Bambusa multiplex "Tiny fern"
Bambusa multiplex "Alphonso Karr"
Bambusa multiplex "Riviereorum"
Pleioblastus pygmaeus
Shibataea chinesis
Buddha Belly
Just email me if you're interested in exchanging. I'm not exactly sure how long it will be before the seeds will be ready, because I'm not going to remove them until either they're loose or start falling off (or both). I'm also willing to be flexible about shipping costs, since shipping a plant would be more expensive than shipping seeds.
I don't have much experience growing any plants in general from seed, and I didn't think I would have much luck with these, so I thought I'd see if anyone would be interested in trading the seeds for a small section (rhizome + a few culms) of a bamboo that I don't have yet. The more interesting the better.
Right now the bamboo I have are:
Phyllostachys nigra (obviously)
Phyllostachys aurea
Bambusa multiplex "Tiny fern"
Bambusa multiplex "Alphonso Karr"
Bambusa multiplex "Riviereorum"
Pleioblastus pygmaeus
Shibataea chinesis
Buddha Belly
Just email me if you're interested in exchanging. I'm not exactly sure how long it will be before the seeds will be ready, because I'm not going to remove them until either they're loose or start falling off (or both). I'm also willing to be flexible about shipping costs, since shipping a plant would be more expensive than shipping seeds.
