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Psycho loweii!

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Not to my knowledge????

This looks like a nice caudatum to me. The is a caudatum variety warscewiczia! warscewiczianum is synonymous with humboltii.

Here are three images that I have taken of my loweii with different camera in various locations. George

Yes! I have flown commercially and have both carried on and in my luggage.

Congratulations on all 3 of your awards! George

Gorgeous!

It really looks like Ouasine to me. He is my Ouasine that won an HCC a couple years ago.

Putin is an egotistical, narcissistic, homicidal maniac, as was Hitler and Stalin. this is all about his ego and glory! He dreams of returning Russia to it's glory days and being it's modern Czar!

Magnificent! Good luck and best wishes.

Hello Ray, Same goes for me if Angela chooses you. George

Hi Angela, I am so sorry to hear about your husband. I pray that he has a peaceful time of all of that. I have hundreds of phrags. But, I would always love something new or different. When you have time, let me know what you have. I would be glad to take them all. George

Not much!

No, can't find any either. Probably look and act like Phrag. Ruby Sloppers (caudatum x besseae)

Yes, 1999, Phrag. Point des Pas

Welcome from Dallas Texas. I have one of your natives, coelogne mayeriana

Hi Michael, I have used "air layering" as you described on several besseae hybids with a good degree of success. I always use a rooting hormone on the new division. wet, not soaking, sphagnum, tight saranwrap, tape and Al. foil. I usually see roots in a couple months.

I notice the same. Not much dormancy. But, I do notice a definite shift in growth regions. I find most of my Phrags are more root focused in winter, lower light and cooler. I find more leaf/blade focus and bloomimg in the Summer, warmer/brighter.

As abax stated, the have been raising all my Prhrags in Orchiata(Med) bark, charcoal and perlite for over 20 years. They are kept moist 24/7. They have always done well. I have been experimenting with adding rockwool cubes to my mix for about a year now. The Phrags seem to love it and are really...