▲ 12 r/hoyas
Back to back blooms normal?
Sorry if this is a dumb question. Tried to look it up but I'm not sure I found a good answer.
First time peduncle haver over here! My carnosa popped out 2 peduncles this spring. Both bloomed and then a few weeks later they have started growing again - pic is current progress of bloom #2. I know not to remove the peduncle, but I thought they'd bloom once this year and then wait until next spring to bloom again. Is this normal - do individual peduncles usually just keep blooming back to back [within a single growing season]? If so, do they keep going until fall rolls around? What's been your experience?
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u/chicken_nugget38 — 6 days ago
▲ 3 r/biology
Looking for the follow up video where a guy had mycelium cultures and one escaped and made a beeline for another culture
Not sure I'm using the correct terminology but somebody posted a video a while back where a guy had a bunch of mycelium cultures and one got out of it's container and streaked across the fridge(?) towards another container. He was going to try to recreate the experiment to figure out how/what caused it to track straight for the other container. Wanted to find the follow up video if he ever posted. Tried googling and can't find it (I'm sure I'm not using the right phrasing because I'm a Dumb). Hoping you guys can help me find it, I'd love to know what the results were!
u/chicken_nugget38 — 26 days ago
▲ 41 r/hoyas
It's finally my turn!! 🥹
My first peduncle. Over the mooooon!
u/chicken_nugget38 — 3 months ago
▲ 14 r/alocasia
I squealed a little 🥹
My precious has decided to flower!! This is the second alocasia I've had (after killing a zebrina with surprising efficiency) and I'm just so pleased!
u/chicken_nugget38 — 3 months ago