Your Gloxinias are absolutely STUNNING :-) the flowers and the colors of them are so BEAUTIFUL :-) and I LOVE your grow room Rachel :-) Thank you so much for sharing their beauty and the info and sending you an abundance of love from Waterford to Wexford for a FANTASTIC Friday XXXXX
+heartfullofhappiness Thank you, Lyn. It is time to move indoors and focus on the house plants. Thank you for your support and comments. Happy weekend!
Beautiful! I had the experience of no tubers on tuberous begonias year before last and realized right away that they probably would not make it through the winter, and they didn't, but I had taken cuttings and rooted them myself through winter and those developed corms the following year and this year they bloomed. I have since bought more and will find out shortly when the frost arrives if they have corms. Thanks for covering these plants I have grown some before but never bothered with really taking care of them past the flowering stage.
+Jackie Binkley Isn't it annoying about the lack of corms. But I see that you thought ahead. Gloxinia can also be propagated from leaf cuttings but the leaves were too far gone last year when I realised what was going on. Thanks for sharing.
I always loved these flowers whenever I saw them in my garden centre but I was wondering if they ever re bloom. Thanks so much for making this video and let us know about them. Are they similar to begonias as well ? I have African violets and they are easy to rebloom so may be I can try one of these beauties next time when I saw them in the garden centre! thanks for sharing!
+MaryG Orchids Hi Mary. Well I am glad if I have encouraged you to try some gloxinia. They are fabulous flowers and I suppose they are like begonias in the sense that you can store the tubers dry and then start them off again in spring.
Hi Rachel, I have been growing Florist Gloxinia Sinningia S for about 15 years now. Planted it from tubers. Propagated it many times by the leaf. Gave many away as gifts and even though I said it is not dead it was discarded. Later on I forgot to propagate my plants for me and one year most did not come back. I had many colors but forgot there names. I had purple with white border, white with purple border, red with white border, white with red border. Pinks of many different kinds also. And then separate single colors. These all had very large flowers. I live in NY and at this time can't find the tubers or plants. Incorrect let me explain what I mean. Some Gloxinia plants come from seed and are not perennial plants and I was told the Florist Gloxinia Sinningia from tubers are the perennial plants. My problem is I have been looking for them for some years now and not be be found. I do not know why or where to turn? Would anyone have any idea as to where I can get them. I have even contacted the Sinningia society in NY and no luck. I do have a few left but not all the colors I once had. I must have the correct light. For some reason my Gloxinia did not rest this winter as it usually does and it is Feb. 24th now and cold, but not as cold as many winters. Do not know what to expect. Excuse me only a few went dormant and a few I see shoots now but not all. Remember do not water the leaf of them. If someone has information as to where I can buy tubers for these large gloxinia I would be interested. Excuse me I did find a few but it did not grow to large flowers only med. size ones. Thanks for the time to read this. Barbara
+Barb Land It is inspiring to read of your great love for gloxinia. They are such a beautiful plant. I'm afraid I cannot advise on where to buy them in US. My gloxinia also refused to rest this winter. Poor things must be exhausted :)
I am asking for help locating gloxinia tubers in USA. I cannot locate gloxinia tubers for the life of me! It is truly frustrating. I have trolled the Internet, GOOGLE searched, and sharked on eBay with no success. Date: Nov. 30, 2017
I DON'T WANT to WATCH ... I'M NOT WATCHING IT ... I CAN'T ....I don't want to fall in love with another PLANT .. I CANNOT .. I CANNOT .. I am WATCHING it :( HAHAHAHAHA AND I LOVE the Sinningia 'Kaiser Wilhelm' ... :( WHY ???? HAHAHAHAHAH
+Bret Furgason Bret, I am glad you think the videos are clear. I am always so disappointed with the quality. I use an ordinary camera with a record function - Nikon Coolpix L120
Hey there Rachel, ( I've got what was once a single plant has multiplied into three) mine had a short cold and dry winter rest about one month and 1/2 now it's back into growth? Is this okay? It's got blooms coming just in time for Xmas/New Years so it better be !!! :)
+Garrett Spring I think if the plant wants to wake up early, you must facilitate it. If not, you're asking for trouble. So I reckon you're doing well, Garrett!
Ok, it’s been some time since this video…zillions of years ago I grew these but in today’s world can find any tubers even on line. Is there still one that sells them, but NOT SEEDS?? Hope someone is out there!!
+Alan Chan Well, both gloxinia and sinningia exist as genera. I thought that what is known as 'florist gloxinia' has now been reclassified as sinningia.
Love, love your conservatory/ plant room. so healing !
Thank you so much
Your Gloxinias are absolutely STUNNING :-) the flowers and the colors of them are so BEAUTIFUL :-) and I LOVE your grow room Rachel :-) Thank you so much for sharing their beauty and the info and sending you an abundance of love from Waterford to Wexford for a FANTASTIC Friday XXXXX
+heartfullofhappiness Thank you, Lyn. It is time to move indoors and focus on the house plants. Thank you for your support and comments. Happy weekend!
They look absolutely beautiful! Rachel you have such an eye for cool plants :)
+fifi fifi I love anything that is different, exotic or beautiful - any one of those three will do :)
Thank you, Corina.
I really really liked your video. I have been researching gloxinia and your video was the first to answer my questions about dormancy. Thank you!
You are very welcome. Glad I could help.
really cool, Rachel.Thanks for sharing.
+SHARON SHORT Thank you, Sharon.
Really Superb Plants and beautiful stunning Flowers Rachel
+Patrick Meehan They are sumptuous, aren't they? Thanks for watching.
awesome update thank you for sharing have a blessed day
+Linda Penney Thanks, Linda. You too.
Oh wow your gloxinia are stunning I adore them
Thank you. The gloxinia are not doing so well this year. The got some aphids that I couldn't shake off so I cut them back. We'll see if they rally!
Lovely Gloxinia that you have!
a little blue on kaiser,MARVELOUS
+Alan Chan :)
The colors are amazing! Thank you for sharing.
+MouseLilly Thanks for watching, Pam.
Beautiful 😍. I definitely will be looking to purchase some. Thanks for sharing!
+TheJesseOrtiz Thanks for watching :)
Beautiful! I had the experience of no tubers on tuberous begonias year before last and realized right away that they probably would not make it through the winter, and they didn't, but I had taken cuttings and rooted them myself through winter and those developed corms the following year and this year they bloomed. I have since bought more and will find out shortly when the frost arrives if they have corms. Thanks for covering these plants I have grown some before but never bothered with really taking care of them past the flowering stage.
+Jackie Binkley Isn't it annoying about the lack of corms. But I see that you thought ahead. Gloxinia can also be propagated from leaf cuttings but the leaves were too far gone last year when I realised what was going on. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful Specimens Aunty !!
+Growing Things Thank you, Chris.
This is new to me. Beautiful!
+Orchids & a Dutchy :)
perfect timing for this video. ...my grandma just gave me one :)
+April Arroyo Your grandma has excellent taste. So don't loose her present over winter! They are too beautiful to be disposable!
I have had great success in propagating them from leaves like an African Violet
Congratulations :)
love this video thanks :D beautiful flowers! I'm not sure if my sinnigia NT Milye Vesnushiki has a corm yet so thanks for making that point!
+Rebekah Laflin Oooh that looks like a lovely one. You don't want to loose that!
I always loved these flowers whenever I saw them in my garden centre but I was wondering if they ever re bloom. Thanks so much for making this video and let us know about them. Are they similar to begonias as well ? I have African violets and they are easy to rebloom so may be I can try one of these beauties next time when I saw them in the garden centre! thanks for sharing!
+MaryG Orchids Hi Mary. Well I am glad if I have encouraged you to try some gloxinia. They are fabulous flowers and I suppose they are like begonias in the sense that you can store the tubers dry and then start them off again in spring.
Hi Rachel, I have been growing Florist Gloxinia Sinningia S for about 15 years now. Planted it from tubers. Propagated it many times by the leaf. Gave many away as gifts and even though I said it is not dead it was discarded. Later on I forgot to propagate my plants for me and one year most did not come back. I had many colors but forgot there names. I had purple with white border, white with purple border, red with white border, white with red border. Pinks of many different kinds also. And then separate single colors. These all had very large flowers. I live in NY and at this time can't find the tubers or plants. Incorrect let me explain what I mean. Some Gloxinia plants come from seed and are not perennial plants and I was told the Florist Gloxinia Sinningia from tubers are the perennial plants. My problem is I have been looking for them for some years now and not be be found. I do not know why or where to turn? Would anyone have any idea as to where I can get them. I have even contacted the Sinningia society in NY and no luck. I do have a few left but not all the colors I once had. I must have the correct light. For some reason my Gloxinia did not rest this winter as it usually does and it is Feb. 24th now and cold, but not as cold as many winters. Do not know what to expect. Excuse me only a few went dormant and a few I see shoots now but not all. Remember do not water the leaf of them. If someone has information as to where I can buy tubers for these large gloxinia I would be interested. Excuse me I did find a few but it did not grow to large flowers only med. size ones. Thanks for the time to read this. Barbara
+Barb Land It is inspiring to read of your great love for gloxinia. They are such a beautiful plant. I'm afraid I cannot advise on where to buy them in US.
My gloxinia also refused to rest this winter. Poor things must be exhausted :)
I am asking for help locating gloxinia tubers in USA. I cannot locate gloxinia tubers for the life of me! It is truly frustrating. I have trolled the Internet, GOOGLE searched, and sharked on eBay with no success. Date: Nov. 30, 2017
I DON'T WANT to WATCH ... I'M NOT WATCHING IT ... I CAN'T ....I don't want to fall in love with another PLANT .. I CANNOT .. I CANNOT .. I am WATCHING it :( HAHAHAHAHA AND I LOVE the Sinningia 'Kaiser Wilhelm' ... :( WHY ???? HAHAHAHAHAH
+Giovanni Orchids Killer Hahahahahahaha :D :D :D :D
wow. beautiful. could i ask? What kind of video camera do you use. your videos are so amazingly clear and sharp (0
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+Bret Furgason Bret, I am glad you think the videos are clear. I am always so disappointed with the quality. I use an ordinary camera with a record function - Nikon Coolpix L120
+Gardening at Douentza Thanks for watching.
Hey there Rachel, ( I've got what was once a single plant has multiplied into three) mine had a short cold and dry winter rest about one month and 1/2 now it's back into growth? Is this okay? It's got blooms coming just in time for Xmas/New Years so it better be !!! :)
+Garrett Spring I think if the plant wants to wake up early, you must facilitate it. If not, you're asking for trouble. So I reckon you're doing well, Garrett!
Ok, it’s been some time since this video…zillions of years ago I grew these but in today’s world can find any tubers even on line. Is there still one that sells them, but NOT SEEDS?? Hope someone is out there!!
I am out here but don't know where you may buy tubers, especially since we don't even know what country you are in !
@@GardeningatDouentza I’m in the USA. Texas. Nice surprise to hear from you.
arent they different?like delphinium and consolida which people call consolida as delphinium
I love the name gloxinia than siningia
+Alan Chan Well, both gloxinia and sinningia exist as genera. I thought that what is known as 'florist gloxinia' has now been reclassified as sinningia.
Gardening at Douentza how about gloxinia perennis
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ah-hahh...
how did you know in advance that I will get a Gloxinia?!
PS no winter rest this year... not for us any way...
there you go - that's the climate changing - I guess...
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yeap... the Gloxinia were in bud the 1st flower opening today.
have fun and don't do anything I would do
Psychic 😊