Carolina Reaper Chili Pepper (25+) Seeds, World Record Hottest, 5th GEN. ORGANIC
Fresh 2023 Fall harvest Organic Carolina Reaper pepper seeds, 25 per pack. 5th Generation hottest known chili pepper. About 1.7 million units on the Scoville Heat Scale! A little goes a long way! The pepper is red and gnarled, with a bumpy texture and small pointed tail. In 2017, Guinness World Records declared it the hottest chili pepper in the world. Origin: Fort Mill, South Carolina, US. Shipped by USPS First Class service. FAST, FREE 3 day delivery.
Rain Lily, Habranthus Robustus ‘Russell Manning’, 4 bulbs, RARE, zephyranthes
DESCRIPTION OF ITEM FOR BID:You are bidding on 4 bulbs in different sizes, not necessarily a blooming size. Regardless of size, it usually takes only a year or two to reach a blooming size. They will be shipped bare root and should be planted right away.DESCRIPTION:Habranthus Robustus ‘Russell Manning’ is a species bulb and a variation of H. robustus. As of the time of this listing, to the best of our knowledge, we are the only distributor or this bulb in the world. It opens as a pink blush with a very large, wide open flowers and a large, light green eye. The flowers can be somewhat variable in color, but the flowers can reach 4″ in diameter, 4″ long, and 12″ tall and form bulbs up to 1 1/4″ in diameter in the best growing conditions (some shade and lots of moisture). Russell Manning has a bit more color than H. robustus but they are about the same otherwise with the exception that it has a shorter blooming period, smaller bulbs, and does not multiply as fast. The bulbs multiply fast and also form ample seeds allowing them to naturalize an area in just a few years. We have recorded blooms from April through August here in northeast Florida, zone 9.Rain lilies bloom about 4 days after a rain. Blooms are stimulated by the nitrogen, which is created by lightning, and picked up in the raindrops.In 2014 we started a small hybridization effort which by early 2017 has produced seeds from over 150 successful crosses and about an equal number of failures. Some seedlings did not survive, but we still have over 100 crosses growing and many of the seedlings from the same cross are exhibiting different markings and characteristics because each seed is unique genetically. We plan to continue this in the hope of introducing some of our own hybrids in a few more years.Currently we grow about 400 different rain lilies, including 261 zephyranthes, 31 habranthus and 3 zephbranthus (cross of zephyranthes and habranthus), and our new hybrids. We are actively seeking new species or hybrids to purchase or trade to increase our collection and can provide a list of our collection upon request.Our listings have free shipping. The two leading nurseries that sell rain lilies charge from $17 to $23 just for shipping one selection in addition to the cost of the plant.BACKGROUND:Habranthus ‘Robustus Russell Manning’ is a variation of the species bulb H. robustus, but has some differences as noted in the Description. This variation is credited to Russell Manning. We obtained our 4 original bulbs from a collector friend in 2003. H. Robustus is a member of the Amaryllidaceae family and was described by Herbert in 1831. It is native to Brazil and Argentina. H. robustus is probably the largest of the Habranthus, but we have not had any of these bulbs reach the size of some of our H. robustus bulbs. The primary difference between Zephyranthes and Habranthus is that the Habranthus bloom is at an angle to the stem and the Zephyranthes bloom, more or less, points straight up from the stem. GROWING CONDITIONS:Rain lily bulbs generally will grow in a wide variety of soils and will do fine in any garden setting with an average amount of water. A few varieties require much more water. They thrive in rich soil with ample water and full sun. We grow all of ours in the hot Florida sun, but generally they will do better with a bit of shade during the hottest part of the day. Plants require less care if planted in the ground, but rain lilies, especially, make excellent container plants. Most varieties form seeds and a few do not form offset bulbs reproducing only from seed. Growing them in pots helps in keeping the seeds out of adjacent plants. Most rain lilies will do better if they are pot-bound or growing in crowded conditions. If left alone, they will form dense clumps. Most rain lilies require 2-3 years to reach a blooming size from seed. A few, like Z. minima, can bloom in 1 year and others can take 4 or more years. They are usually evergreen in frost-free climates and many varieties keep their leaves even during sub-freezing temperatures. Here in the colder part of zone 9 with temperatures rarely below the 20’s, they keep their foliage. It is not uncommon for some varieties to lose all of their leaves in very dry weather and a few have a dormant period where the leaves disappear for 2-3 months. They are easy to grow in pots in any climate but they must be protected from freezing temperatures. If they are stored over the winter, the pots can be allowed to dry somewhat but should not go completely dry. Do not remove the bulbs from the pots or ground more than a few weeks, however, as rain lily bulbs do not store well when they are dry out of the soil. Otherwise they are very vigorous and tolerant of more dry conditions too when planted in the ground and will do fine in zone 7b-10.PHOTOS/ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:These are pictures of our plants, so you know exactly what they look like and what you will receive. The photos show the plant in various stages of growth. Please feel free to contact us for additional information, and click on “Me” following our star rating. Also, we invite you to go to our store (little red or blue door) and look at other items we have for sale.
Rain Lily, Habranthus Robustus ‘Russell Manning’, 4 bulbs, RARE, zephyranthes
DESCRIPTION OF ITEM FOR BID:You are bidding on 4 bulbs in different sizes, not necessarily a blooming size. Regardless of size, it usually takes only a year or two to reach a blooming size. They will be shipped bare root and should be planted right away.DESCRIPTION:Habranthus Robustus ‘Russell Manning’ is a species bulb and a variation of H. robustus. As of the time of this listing, to the best of our knowledge, we are the only distributor or this bulb in the world. It opens as a pink blush with a very large, wide open flowers and a large, light green eye. The flowers can be somewhat variable in color, but the flowers can reach 4″ in diameter, 4″ long, and 12″ tall and form bulbs up to 1 1/4″ in diameter in the best growing conditions (some shade and lots of moisture). Russell Manning has a bit more color than H. robustus but they are about the same otherwise with the exception that it has a shorter blooming period, smaller bulbs, and does not multiply as fast. The bulbs multiply fast and also form ample seeds allowing them to naturalize an area in just a few years. We have recorded blooms from April through August here in northeast Florida, zone 9.Rain lilies bloom about 4 days after a rain. Blooms are stimulated by the nitrogen, which is created by lightning, and picked up in the raindrops.In 2014 we started a small hybridization effort which by early 2017 has produced seeds from over 150 successful crosses and about an equal number of failures. Some seedlings did not survive, but we still have over 100 crosses growing and many of the seedlings from the same cross are exhibiting different markings and characteristics because each seed is unique genetically. We plan to continue this in the hope of introducing some of our own hybrids in a few more years.Currently we grow about 400 different rain lilies, including 261 zephyranthes, 31 habranthus and 3 zephbranthus (cross of zephyranthes and habranthus), and our new hybrids. We are actively seeking new species or hybrids to purchase or trade to increase our collection and can provide a list of our collection upon request.Our listings have free shipping. The two leading nurseries that sell rain lilies charge from $17 to $23 just for shipping one selection in addition to the cost of the plant.BACKGROUND:Habranthus ‘Robustus Russell Manning’ is a variation of the species bulb H. robustus, but has some differences as noted in the Description. This variation is credited to Russell Manning. We obtained our 4 original bulbs from a collector friend in 2003. H. Robustus is a member of the Amaryllidaceae family and was described by Herbert in 1831. It is native to Brazil and Argentina. H. robustus is probably the largest of the Habranthus, but we have not had any of these bulbs reach the size of some of our H. robustus bulbs. The primary difference between Zephyranthes and Habranthus is that the Habranthus bloom is at an angle to the stem and the Zephyranthes bloom, more or less, points straight up from the stem. GROWING CONDITIONS:Rain lily bulbs generally will grow in a wide variety of soils and will do fine in any garden setting with an average amount of water. A few varieties require much more water. They thrive in rich soil with ample water and full sun. We grow all of ours in the hot Florida sun, but generally they will do better with a bit of shade during the hottest part of the day. Plants require less care if planted in the ground, but rain lilies, especially, make excellent container plants. Most varieties form seeds and a few do not form offset bulbs reproducing only from seed. Growing them in pots helps in keeping the seeds out of adjacent plants. Most rain lilies will do better if they are pot-bound or growing in crowded conditions. If left alone, they will form dense clumps. Most rain lilies require 2-3 years to reach a blooming size from seed. A few, like Z. minima, can bloom in 1 year and others can take 4 or more years. They are usually evergreen in frost-free climates and many varieties keep their leaves even during sub-freezing temperatures. Here in the colder part of zone 9 with temperatures rarely below the 20’s, they keep their foliage. It is not uncommon for some varieties to lose all of their leaves in very dry weather and a few have a dormant period where the leaves disappear for 2-3 months. They are easy to grow in pots in any climate but they must be protected from freezing temperatures. If they are stored over the winter, the pots can be allowed to dry somewhat but should not go completely dry. Do not remove the bulbs from the pots or ground more than a few weeks, however, as rain lily bulbs do not store well when they are dry out of the soil. Otherwise they are very vigorous and tolerant of more dry conditions too when planted in the ground and will do fine in zone 7b-10.PHOTOS/ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:These are pictures of our plants, so you know exactly what they look like and what you will receive. The photos show the plant in various stages of growth. Please feel free to contact us for additional information, and click on “Me” following our star rating. Also, we invite you to go to our store (little red or blue door) and look at other items we have for sale.
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Do you have the dreaded “black thumb?”. do you struggle to keep house plants alive, despite your Best efforts?. Don’t give up – there’s still hope! If you love The look of flowering plants but can’t seem to keep them alive, there are Succulents for that!
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