fukuryu koh-yo from seed

[malospine]

[Carlo & Daniele]

great plant malos!
have you got a photo of the parents or do you know the crossing from which this one came out?

thanks

[marazz53]

Hi malospine, very interesting plant...

[malospine]

Thanks Mario, you have C & D plants in the picture after the post

[marazz53]

Hi malospine, I did not understand you.

[malospine]

these plants are pollinated or from which it came, and this hybrid
fukuryu x kikko Koy

[marazz53]

Hi malospine, thanks...Lovely plants...

[Carlo & Daniele]

This is an interesting crossing, we tried it with koh-yo as motherplant and myriostigma fukuryu hekiran as fatherplants.
Seedlings are still small cos we did not grafted them.
Maybe there is an higher % of success if you use ornatum fukuryu and not myrio fukuryu as motherplant, but appearance of the plants are more hybrid.
If other people have similar results please share them here, thanks!

[Carlo & Daniele]

the small koh-yo seedling starting showing fukuryu marks:

[Simon]

I recently selected these seed grown plants to be grafted out of many normal Fukuryu.
Hopefully they will flower and can be crossed to bring out more Fukuryu Koh-yo.

[Carlo & Daniele]

just great!!!!
did you record the cross with you obtained these plants?

thanks

[fanecchissimo]

wonderful simon!

[cortona]

that is my fukuruyu kojo

[Simon]

Thanks fane and C+D. The seedlings were selected from all my fukuryu seedlings(more than 1000!) cause they showed some signs of koh-yoh. So they are all from different crosses. I didn't record which were which. I figured I would breed these with each other and start a new line  by back crossing with the best.
Cortona, thts a great plant, really good fukuryu character and almost Rasta colours for the koh-yo. Nice!

[dag]

simon congrats with your rainbow of fukuryu
cortona: amazing plant , keep us updated on the evolution

dag

[marazz53]

Hi Simon, Lovely plants...They look promising...

Hi cortona, Lovely plant...

[fanecchissimo]

keep up the good work!

[Simon]

Thought i would update the seedlings I grafted. It's early Summer here so they have all gone much greener. I expect that they will colour up again once the weather cools down.

[Karlet]

Good luck Simon, the plants in photo 3 and 4 show already some good characters koh-yo!

[Onzuka]

Simon, sorry to dig up an old thread.  Can I ask if you are using the baked clay granules as your potting medium or just as a top dressing?  Thanks,  Steve