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I like this micranthum.
Batch??? First?? How many and how did you come by a 'batch' of these??? I've never been able to find ONE.
Seriously, I don't remember seeing an album form of micranthum before. Sweet!
Thanks.
I don't know where, but last time I saw the price of this species, it was quite the money and I wasn't that interested enough to drop such amount of money. lol
Plus, I cannot give cold enough winter for them. Sooooo I have been nursing little plants of Magic Lantern album, which can look quite similar.
So far, I'm loving the leaves and how nicely they are growing.
Thanks.
I don't know where, but last time I saw the price of this species, it was quite the money and I wasn't that interested enough to drop such amount of money. lol
Plus, I cannot give cold enough winter for them. Sooooo I have been nursing little plants of Magic Lantern album, which can look quite similar.
So far, I'm loving the leaves and how nicely they are growing.
For what it's worth, I have bloomed micranthum, most of the parvi primaries and some complex parvis in my grow room that never goes below 19C. I have 2 in sheath micranthums right now. I am beginning to think that these plants don't need cool temps and day length variations to bloom. When a plant is well-grown, it will bloom when ready. I do have to admit that cooler temps and shadier conditions make for a bloom that has good shape and deep color.
Eggshells can attest to this. He's bloomed (and rebloomed) most of the parvi species in his warmer conditions.
No, that would freeze my plants (at least the ones sitting in the way of the cold breeze) to death during the winter, let alone the apartment will get too cold for me. oke:
For what it's worth, I have bloomed micranthum, most of the parvi primaries and some complex parvis in my grow room that never goes below 19C. I have 2 in sheath micranthums right now. I am beginning to think that these plants don't need cool temps and day length variations to bloom. When a plant is well-grown, it will bloom when ready. I do have to admit that cooler temps and shadier conditions make for a bloom that has good shape and deep color.
Eggshells can attest to this. He's bloomed (and rebloomed) most of the parvi species in his warmer conditions.
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