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I'd like to thank Sundewd for his recent donation of two packs of D. cistiflora with a white flower, black center. I will admit that I don't know enough about them to say whether the flower color is significant, but it usually is if it's mentioned.
He has donated others that will be listed on November 1st, but he suggested that these shouldn't wait.
Now, these may be the missing link between tuberous and regular dews, but most people still classify them as tuberous. They have much of the same germination requirements, such as a hot stratification. They grow in winter, die back and go dormant in the summer, but they don't seem to form tubers like normal tuberous. They form more of a fleshy root cluster, almost like a loose rhizome. I know, weird, right?
However, I may have missed some stuff about them, so I would suggest that you do your own research on these as they are closer to Mediterranean tuberous than regular tropical or subtropical dews. But they sure are cute!
These seeds are immediately available to donors for the next 48 hours, and all eligible members after that.
Thank you Sundewd, these are a neat addition, and I'll get your other donations (hint: one is a cool OP Sarr) listed on November 1st.