A quick note about some of the seeds I sent to the most recent SX: Amaryllis 'Multiflora': These are seeds from second-generation plants bred from hybrids I received from the late Les Hannibal. The parent flowers range from pale to medium pink, with varying levels of yellow in the center. Crossyne flava: This plant bloomed for me for the first time this year. I've read some comments online that this species is self-sterile, but mine set seeds even though only this single bulb bloomed. Either the things I read were wrong, or the bulb cross-pollinated with a nearby plant of Brunsvigia josephinae. Brunsvigia josephinae: The one that bloomed was growing next to Crossyne flava, and bloomed at the same time. So there is some risk of a cross. However, I think it's unlikely that these plants pollinated each other. I tried several manual crosses between them, and none of those flowers set seed. So I doubt they could have crossed on their own. Most likely the seeds I sent in will be the pure species. Have fun, Mike San Jose, CA _______________________________________________ pbs mailing list pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net http://lists.pacificbulbsociety.net/cgi-bin/…