Seedlings 2025/26

Hydroponics Propagation

This Years Collection

Note that seedlings are not clones of the parent. The outcome could be more colourful, similar or less colourful than the parent variety. Good genetics is key to good results and these seedlings are the culmination of generations of selective breeding.

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Casablanca Sunset

Uncommon and unique variety. Newly introduced and proving to be very popular.

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Mandarin Tempo

New release with beautiful orange tones that change with temperature and growing conditions.

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Pop's Red

Popular Hawaiian variety with intense red blooms

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Plastic Pink aka Royal Hawaiian

Beautiful glossy pink blooms

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Gam Maam

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Thai Pinwheel Rainbow

New release with striking red and orange tones.

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Waimea

Intense colour and our first year offering this eye catching cultivar.

Grown from seed imported from Brad's Buds and Blooms.

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Aida

Aida was first grown by Brad Willis of Brads Buds and Blooms in Florida from seeds supplied by Kukiat and is characterised by very large and unusual coloured flowers.

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Charlotte Ebert (JL)

Grown from seed imported from Brad's Buds and Blooms

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Dean Conklin

Grown from seed imported from Brad's Buds and Blooms

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Dwarf Pink Singapore

Grown from seed imported from Brad's Buds and Blooms

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King Arthur

King Arthur is a seedling of Camelot and a podmate of Guinevere. This recent cultivar was developed by Tex Norwood in USA.

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Purple Serendipity (Gen2)

These are promising seedlings grown second generation from Purple Serendipity.

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Sangria Stripe

Grown from seed imported from Brad's Buds and Blooms

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KT Silk Road Spice

Beautiful fragrant flowers on a true dwarf (parent) tree.

Grown from seed imported from Brad's Buds and Blooms.

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Typhoon

Grown from seed imported from Brad's Buds and Blooms

Frequently Asked Questions

Seedlings can bloom with flowers more colourful, similar, or less colourful than the parent.

No, not according to widely accepted research.

Seedlings grown hydroponically grow 3 to 5 times faster than those planted in soil. This is costly and time consuming but results are far superior.