So i just bought a spiritus sancti seedling online, and its gonna arrive maybe 10 days from now since its overseas. Just wondering when it arrives, how can i tell if i bought a spiritus sancti seedling, or i just got scammed? Ill post a photo of the seedling when it arrives.
Hasn't even been a week since i bought these panda kings, and they already had babies! Must mean they gave me a preggopod :0
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Note: It might still be thrusday in your timezone, so i apologise about that 😅
They are Troglodillo sp. 'Soil' and Cubaris sp. 'Panda King'
This is my first Troglodillo kind, and I just love how they look attached to the wood and leaves!
I also never really knew panda kings had different patterning, some even having a almost fully white head.
I originally bought 10 of each species, but the seller ended up giving me 2 freebies each species, so now i have 12 soils and 12 panda kings.
Since this is my first Troglodillo, any special tips and specific care for them is highly appreciated.
This pitcher was the reason i bought this plant. Lasted 2 months and served us well
I believe the first one is a 'KS' balm and the second one is a 'Chia Shing Hot Kiss'
Found these 2 in Ikea since ive never seen them sell these kinds there, and they just remind me of my trip to singapore one time, so i got them.
Now ive had a history of orchids, and because everything starts of with mistakes, I was not that good with them.
I found these 2 and decided to do my research. They need bright indirect light and airy sphagnum moss soil, and when their roots turn silver, i would drench the soil, avoiding the center crown. I should also fertilize it, but i still have to buy the fertilizer and research on that specific kind.
Now all my main concerns is when the blooms die off, when and how to help it bloom again? Based on all the things ive learned, is there anything i must not do or anything i missed? Im just hoping to give these plants the happiest possible life and to enjoy their blooms.
Thank you!!
To me, it seems stronger in the photo than it does in real life.
Can this be a temporary "sun" for the droseras and VFTs until the gloomy weather stops?
If not, this is a non-dimmable light. is there any way to bring its light down? raising it higher isnt an option
I just used some of the old photos i have of my pancakes, cuz it is late night
Song name: Chopin - Fantaisie-Impromptu in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 66
Whoever said "money dosent grow on trees", Think again.
Found this piece of wet wood outside in my backyard where it rains a lot. Took it inside to get a better look at it, and also hoping the species name.
fyi, I have no plans or intentions of ingesting it
Got this plant as a cutting from someone, but i never really knew what kind of plant it is
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