Hopefully they will come back. Good luck.
Cypripedium acaule seedling
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Good. however I see plenty of signs of organic material. How do you know there is no mycorrhyzal material? (Did I spell that correctly?)
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1/- Peat = organic material
2/- The pot stands in the garden, with time it is covered with organic material (Leaves .. ect…)
3/- I do not know if there is material mycorrhizal . As long as I can not prove , I can not say that there is .
2/- The pot stands in the garden, with time it is covered with organic material (Leaves .. ect…)
3/- I do not know if there is material mycorrhizal . As long as I can not prove , I can not say that there is .
How do you know there is no mycorrhyzal material? (Did I spell that correctly?)
.. I think there is an 'h' in there somewhere
good to see sprouts; in the wild, botanists have discovered that some plants of acaule can rest underground without sprouting for over 20 years
