HELP PLEASE! SEDIREA JAPONICA QUESTION

[bodaciousbonsai]

Hello to all. this is my Sedria japonica wich I have been growing for 8 years. I give 1500-2000 fc intermidate temps, constant air movement. I feed weekly weakly.

I have recenetly mounted this plant on a 6 " ball of tree fern. No moss anything! the roots are starting to sink right in the tree fern ball. theses plants benefit from 2-3 waterings per day. hope this helps

[vmax3000]

Originally Posted by bodaciousbonsai

Hello to all. this is my Sedria japonica wich I have been growing for 8 years. I give 1500-2000 fc intermidate temps, constant air movement. I feed weekly weakly.

I have recenetly mounted this plant on a 6 " ball of tree fern. No moss anything! the roots are starting to sink right in the tree fern ball. theses plants benefit from 2-3 waterings per day. hope this helps

Great looking plant!! Mine has a big spike, right now. My gh heater is still improperly vented, so the two buds on the end yellowed, but the rest of the buds are going strong! When does yours spike and blossom? Again, really great plant.

[bodaciousbonsai]

It varies really, Ive had it bloom in the spring,summer,fall, and winter.When its happy it sends out 4 -10 spikes at a time. Same here I will post a pic probably in the late spring

[Leisurely]

Bodaciousbonsai, you plant looks wonderful and the root system looks exceptionally vigorous. The color is a lighter green than mine which indicates that my plant was likely grown with too little light.

[tanlu]

Originally Posted by bodaciousbonsai

Hello to all. this is my Sedria japonica wich I have been growing for 8 years. I give 1500-2000 fc intermidate temps, constant air movement. I feed weekly weakly.

I have recenetly mounted this plant on a 6 " ball of tree fern. No moss anything! the roots are starting to sink right in the tree fern ball. theses plants benefit from 2-3 waterings per day. hope this helps

I'm quite late in joining this conversation, but had to respond to this. I very recently purchased a S. japonica seedling, that happened to be in spike when it arrived. I'm very impressed with your plant and its longevity. Is it still alive? Do you grow yours in a greenhouse? Do you provide a winter rest?