Wanted Cirr. Thai Spider

[Grandma M]

Does anyone know where I can find a Cirr. Thai Spider? I bought one, it was rather small and scrawny when I got it about it about 10 weeks ago. It has been all down hill since then. Yesterday I had to toss it. I'm trying to find a replacement. I have never seen one but I really like the pictures I have seen of them.

[cb977]

Tropiflora has it listed...scroll down on the page in this link to find it. You'll have to contact them through their Online Order Page link at the bottom to confirm availability.

Cargo Report

[ennery]

sorry i cant send you a peice tooo far away
heres mine that finished while ago certainly worth having and she flowers quite regular

[cb977]

Cool 'chid!

[Grandma M]

Susanne

Thanks for the info. I sent an e-mail. Now I just need to 'wait and see'.

Ennery

Yes, I think you are too far away. Even if you could send it I believe she would die on the way. Thanks for sending the photo. Yours looks lighter than I imagined it to be. Are they all that light? It also is larger and more fluffy than I expected. I like it. It looks like a mini medusea. Am I seeing right? It looks like it is growing in S/H. I like that idea.

Marilyn

[Grandma M]

I sent an e-mail to Cargo Report and never heard from them. Bummer

[Dorothy]

Camp Lot A Noise has Cirr. Thai Spider here - Cirrhopetalum Thai Spider 1275H (medusae x gracillimum): Camp Lot A Noise Tropicals

[ennery]

no she was hanging in a pot which i since removed and mounted her on cork where shes romping away
it would be lovely if you can get one but dont buy small plants if pos they take so long to get going and then flower best o luck

[Grandma M]

Thanks ennery. I'm still looking. I think you are right. I prefer a larger plant. The one I had was very tiny and just couldn't survive but with luck I will find a blooming size.