Search results

Re-greetings!

Very nice

Try dipping it in bonzi growth regulator and see if the nodes squish…

I was just overhearing someone at work (greenhouse grown perennial seedlings) mention that restrictions against collecting rainwater existed such that it has become a non possible for greenhouse companies wanting to utilize rainwater. I vaguely remember there being some stipulation that there...

Greetings from south jersey !

Greetings from south jersey! Try finding an institute that ships plant material between research groups, or someone in the military who will be heading back this way, and see if they could carry a plant for you. Or see if someone abroad could self pollinate and send seed to you

Sorry you didn’t get what you expected, though it is very nice!

In a few hours, urea will raise pH slightly then usually in short and long term, lower the pH. Roots in general release ions that match what they are taking in. Urea metabolites are acidic so h+ is released and over time the soil pH lowers. Soil bacteria at warmer temperatures break the urea...

Congrats!

Nice surprise :)

Sweet 👍

Very nice! Was able to open red link on safari/iphone

If it’s a mericlone, it’s possible it was cloned and divided for too long and it’s getting wonky

Having seen a lot of dead stumps in boggy areas in this region here, if it’s always moist often the moss will climb the tree somewhat, and some of the orchids/plants are growing in the moss. It may not exactly be this case but something similar

Congrats and ty for sharing

Excellent, ty for sharing! ‘Who says paphs don’t grow on trees?’ :) or at least the trunk

Paphiocidia

Do you ever flask p ciliaris? A group I’m a part of May have interest

Somewhere much else I’ll look at trying to put it through YouTube and post a link. I think it’s because it was a Mac heic file and not an mpeg

Maybe someone will have to start growing sphagnum in a kiddie pool :) at these prices. Years ago when we enlarged one of the clay bottomed irrigation ponds at the golf course I worked at, sphagnum started growing from the side of the bank, presumably from a gooses foot