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 Re: Eel Grass natural propagation
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Apr 5th a 11:42 PM
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| by Bill Cody |
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JEC - "those curly root like pieces that float on the surface" are the flowers that will produce seeds. The seeds are fertile and a dispersal method. Did you plant the standard size eel grass or one of the shorter growing varieties (8"-16") such as V. nana, V.rubra, corkscrew, or twisted??
In the northern US eel grass produces those flowers once a year usually in late July - August. Keep us updated as the summer progresses about the duration of those flower buds in Florida.
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