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Remusatia vivapara (again)


A couple of weeks ago I wrote that Remusatia vivapara had pushed up an 
infloresence, and that a leaf was following.  I was pleased since this 
was the first time I had observed one of my own flowering, and especially 
since Bohn said that it does not happen that often. Rob McClure replied 
to me that his flowers every other year. (Rob, correct me if I am wrong.)

The infloresence appears to have set fruit. A large "ovary" has formed at 
what was the base of the infloresence (correct term?).  But this 
morning I received a pleasant surprise from this plant.  What I thought 
was an emerging leaf has turned out to be a second infloresence.  This 
time I got a picture...

Don     
 


Don Burns   Plantation, FL USA   Zone 10b
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