Yes.Nice plant and flowers! You grow it also in growcubes?
Visayas Islands, one of them island.Where in phils are you located?
Great looking plant/ flowers. I wonder how many of these in cultivation suffer from inbreeding depression as well.
For sure. Water qualiry is number one. But nutrition is still a lot to be learned.growing in their natural environment, the tropics, is a lot different to what most of us can achieve
One thing I don't see tried and tested is volcanic rock/soils?This species, including anitum and randsii grow really big in the wild. Most of the plants I have seen have two leads ahead of the flowering plant. They grow so fast considering that they flower every year. We are missing a lot here as to the nutrition of these species. I have seen locals growing them in soil, some in unwashed coconut husk and although they are not growing as big, they are alive never the less. I will definitely do some experiments. One thing I know now, they love to be rained on. Not just for a few hours , even days of rain. They root easily in my greenhouse when I let them get rained on for hours.
Exciting, gratrix makes beautiful hybrid with multis.I love your adductum, that huge chin pouch is cool, I have a anitum x S-gratrix going into flower I got from sarkowsky in 2016
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