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I have had a few crack. It does happen to be the larger plants in a 5” or 6” pot.

Great Henry!

Very nice!

Kelly's Korner still has them. I believe they still have the best price.

I've been using Rand pots for years. The square shape packs nice on a bench...they last a long time. I put them stacked in a 5 gallon bucket with a bleach solution for a day or two, then rinse them off with a hose. They come out clean, no stain, no left over built up deposits. I use all sizes...

Welcome to ST! From Kentucky!

Nice Henry…One of my favs.

Looking forward to pics of it opening!

Anxiously awaiting an update??

Very nice. Both colors are nice. I have a large clump of the dark form that I haven’t gotten to bloom…Yet.

Good job Istvan!

Wow! Very deserving of the award. Beautiful plant, flowers and photograph!

Excellent! Great job and nice to see.

It could be a little bit longer. I looked back on my records and did not have it recorded. I’ve been in the GH for 3 years this month and they were initially deflasked under lights indoors.

They don’t have a very good root system. There did seem to be a slight improvement when repotted. Albinism is I think the weak link. I have 4 other pots of these little Henry’s and they are all similar. The frequency that they “Eat a leaf” is suggesting to me something is lacking.

Agreed...they are just "TEMPERMENTAL". Anaemic, to me means, lacking...something. I don't know what it might be. They are out of flask for about 3 years.

These have been really tough for me out of flask. I lost quite a few that just turned brown and died, rotted, and I couldn’t stop it. Once they adjusted, they were slow growing and lower leaves turn yellow and die quickly. But, this little plant did send up a spike

Very nice Fanaticum. I have one that I have been waiting on to bloom. It is multi growth and plenty big enough, just not ready yet.

Very nice St. Swithin! Good job!

very nice!