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Here is an update on the mat of Raoulia australis that was featured a month ago - it's starting to flower! Unlike the previous photograph, I've included some gravel for scale. I estimate two thousand flowers in an area not much larger than the two of my hands placed side by side.
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Thanks for the update, I love minitures in the landscape as they require one to take slow down and focus in more closely.
so what would u say the Physiological adaptations
of the raoulia is??
greetings from Italy.
My question is: how much time to grow as in the photo showed? (large as two hands)
A botanic garden offered me today a little plant little as a circle of 5 cm.
May i wait how much time to have a plant large 30 cm?( note that i am 72 old, so.....i cannot wait too much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Renato
This is a 2001 accession, so somewhere between four and seven years to get to this size, I'm guessing.