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for Tom: The promised picture Enviado desde mi SM-J700M mediante Tapatalk

I am trying to buy it but the system does not want my colombian credit card and It does not have the paypal option...

great to see!

nice andreettae! ;)

Sandstone, porous sandstone.

Thanks for your comments! Martin, it is a carved sandstone inside a plastic tray. When I water the plant the stone keeps partially covered by water for 30 mins and the porosity of the stone gets saturated. I think that you saw my setup? It works very fine for besseae and will try also with kovachii.

Sorry the misspelling it is besseae but I cannot edit the title.

It had two spikes but I left only one because the plant is not very strong yet. (It is recovering from a severe erwinia attack two years ago). We put it under a full spectrum led light and it is growing vey fine now. I think that flavum besseae needs lots of light to thrive. NS is 9.6cm. PW is...

I dissected it to take detailed pictures inside the pouch.

they can grow at sea level in the pacific region (Very hot). They usually rot if overfeed in cultivation.

Thanks for your kind comments! Tom, Exporting (even the flasks) is a pain but yes, I will try again in a few months.

Next time you can also visit our collection in Bogotá.

great to see!

very nice one! such a dark pouch!

Some of the ones in bloom now in the middle of Bogotá city. 1-schlimii, 2-lindenii, 3-andreettae, 4-schlimii fma. albiflorum, 5-besseae, 6-besseae fma flava, 7-fischeri from Colombia, 8-fischeri from Ecuador, 9-group pic with schlimii fma manzurii, dalessandroi and others and 10-half...

You can call it boissierianum. It is the same thing ;)

what a nice one! 50% schlimii 25% besseae 25% longifolium.

This is one of our schlimii fma manzurii. It is called by Gruß xcolombianum and it was described as a natural hybrid of manzurii and schlimii but I think that it is a yellowish schlimii (a local form from the Eastern Cordillera of Colombia). We started to breed without mixing populations and...

A small Calurum?

It is gorgeous! The colorful side lobes of the pouch made it a very, very interesting cross.