Re: Senecio Mandraliscae

Hi Roy -

I've not germinated this Senecio from seed personally, and I don't find specific information for sprouting this succulent. But I do find this general information which looks pretty good and would probably serve you well:
http://www.bcss.org.uk/seedraising.php

Yes, S. mandralisae is fairly common here in California (not sure about elsewhere in the US). A bit less common is S. serpens, which can be thought of as a smaller, dwarf version of the other. Bot are pretty easy from cuttings, which is how they are generally increased in our trade. No idea what kind of variation you might get from seed grown plants - could be interesting.

Where are you located?
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On Fri, Sep 20, 2013 at 1:16 AM, Roy Westlake <w*@rocketmail.com> wrote:
Hi All
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I have noticed a number of impressive landscapes, notably in U.S.A. Where Senecio Mandraliscae was
used. I have obtained some seeds.
All germinating instructions on the internet, seem to contradict each other.
Has anyone had any experience with this plant?
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Regards
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Roy




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