Aglaonema Flower Pollination. Tolerant of low light conditions and sporadic care theyre perfect plants for the beginner but remain equally attractive to experienced hands. Growing aglaonema from seed.
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Breeding for Aglaonema Araceae cultivars with beautiful foliar variegation and color has long been the prevailing goal. The result is that youd need one inflorescence that is in days 1 thru 4 of development and another inflorescence that is in days 7 thru 10. This potential barrier to breeding has been overcome by the use of gibberellic acid GA3 sprays to stimulate flowering.
Aglaonema Silver King and Par-rot Jungle were reported selected from among 13 seedlings produced from a single pollination.
If you are lucky and self-pollination of aglaonema flowers occurs then after the berries ripen you can try to propagate it in the seed way but remember that in this case the varietal characteristics will be lost. Anthesis however are unable to support Aglaonema modestum generally has less pollen germination and do not yield seed. On days 5. It can be propagated by stem cuttings and seeds.
