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GeorgiaJo
Dallas, GA
(Zone 7b)

June 11, 2007
6:14 PM

Post #3603406

One of my Endeavors produced two seeds last year, and following the advice I got here, I scored, soaked, and planted them in small pots. After about 10 days in plastic-bag tents under a regular 40 watt bulb, they emerged.

Now, I'm really intrigued with how different they are. One already looks like the parent (with the lovely red edges to the leaves) - the other doesn't resemble it at all. I had read a little about how cannas do this, but just hadn't ever seen it for myself. How cool!
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