Tiny thing -Andrettae
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Dido
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this one looks really nice congrats on this beauty
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MaryPientka
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Beautiful!
Nice, mine have a way to go.
Paphman910
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Nice!
eteson
Phragmad
Nice to see this lovely species here!
Actually you have another one really nice growing fast here in Colombia... and a couple of seedlings of andreettae x pearcei to compensate your long wait
Actually you have another one really nice growing fast here in Colombia... and a couple of seedlings of andreettae x pearcei to compensate your long wait
Cutie!
SlipperFan
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Mine, also.
Phrag-Plus
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Very nice!
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Congrats on blooming!!! It semms to be a hard to bloom species to me. Mine had in bud once , but blusted. Now it has a nice new growth, but no flower at all.
It has a 2nd flower now....
Brett, sorry, I do not know what its in, I bought it relatively recently so I have not repotted it yet. But is looks as if at least a part of it is sponge-rock-could be DE as well. Do not know too much about the culture requirements, but learnt to know that if temperatures are too low, the leaves attains a bronze hue. After moving to warmer conditions the bronzing stopped and relatively soon after, the bud appeared. So blooming might be triggerered by a cold spell. Might be something to check for those that are incapable of blooming it.
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Brett, sorry, I do not know what its in, I bought it relatively recently so I have not repotted it yet. But is looks as if at least a part of it is sponge-rock-could be DE as well. Do not know too much about the culture requirements, but learnt to know that if temperatures are too low, the leaves attains a bronze hue. After moving to warmer conditions the bronzing stopped and relatively soon after, the bud appeared. So blooming might be triggerered by a cold spell. Might be something to check for those that are incapable of blooming it.
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