Showing posts with label Portulaca lutea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Portulaca lutea. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 27, 2017

Sunday, June 25, 2017

Portulaca Germination

The lutea seeds are like weeds - I can't figure out the molokiniensis....

 

Back to the drawing board (or the internet)

Thursday, May 4, 2017

I Can't Help Myself -

I know I keep posting similar pictures of the Portulaca... But I really can't stop admiring how nice they are!!! Both types of these natives are so nice! And since I'm focused on native plants I'll throw in this kalo plant

Sunday, April 9, 2017

And While I'm at it - Here's an Update on the Portulaca lutea

I planted this grouping last year. The lower stems have corked over nicely and the new growth has been reasonable (I only water it two, maybe three times a week and the soil is super fast draining). I really like how the leaves close up in the evening and open up with after dawn - efficiency. Marlon's lutea is doing really well also - same time frame as this grouping (a whole seed pod broke open over one of his pots - the one carrying the Portulaca molokiniensis oddly enough) - here is a picture of his plant: I think I posted this earlier in the week, but it's such a great picture it should be posted again!

Saturday, April 1, 2017

Around the Garden - April 1, 2017

I'm going to start posting in this format some of the time - just random pictures from the quick walk arounds. Today's focus: flowers! I'll still do the more in depth look at individual plants, but sometimes just throwing them together is good enough.