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Re: Growing Bauhinia from seeds
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- Subject: Re: Growing Bauhinia from seeds
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- Date: Tue, 06 Jan 1998 17:36:02 +0000
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CherrylM wrote:
>
> All,
> Can anyone give me tips on growing Bauhinia purpurea (Orchid Tree) from
> seeds? After a couple of years of trying to get them to germinate, I was
> sucessful last spring to have one of 8 seeds planted in jiffy pots
> on the highest shelf of my light stand. When it was large enough to transfer,
> I put it in a 4" pot with professional potting mix and gradually exposed it to
> the sun which is very intense here in zone 8b Louisiana. It languished for a
> couple of months and then died. I don't know why. Can anyone help?
>
> CherrylM
> Baker, LA
> USDA zone 8bCherryl,
Bauhinia it is also a tropical tree with flowers pink or white. Here in
Brazil we just put the seed into a pot, and in a few weeks you'll have
the seedling. The plant won't stand below zero (°C) temperatures.
Here in Brazil the tree is also known as 'cow's footprint' because of
the shape of their leaves.
Dried leaves are used to prepare tea to be taken by people that suffer
from diabetes.
Hope I could be of help.
Regards,
Angelo
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