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Euanthe sanderiana
 
 
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GenusEuanthe sanderiana
Species/Grex/Cultivar Names
Country of OriginPhilippines
Awards
Growing StylePotted
Growing AreaWindowsill
Potting Mediumlarge coco chips, lava rocks, hydroton, charcoal
Fertilizing Type/Regimenta capful each of worm tea and seaweed mixed with a gallon of water in a basin weekly dip for 5 min
Pot Typelarge glass vase 15 inches height X 18 inches diameter with 4 drilled holes
Is it Fragrant ?Yes
Bloomed?Yes
Purchase Date mm/yyyy03/09/2004
Where did you buy/get it ?given to me by a friend
Price Paid
Notesit has 28 inches of leaf span and 26 inches from top to crown with a 4 feet root length. It is hanged bareroot in the fire escape in the summers and in winter its roots is curled inside a large glass vase placed at the center of the bathroom window...it gets watered twice a day in summers and soaked for 5 min is a seaweed and worm tea mix weekly. In winter the watering is every other day but it still gets its weekly fertilizer regimen...this doesnt have a rest period...it loves the sun and drinks a lot of water and feeds as much as it can...this had 4 basal keikeis in a span of five years and is due another baby this year after the blooms...this is a well travelled plant...I am so attached to it that if I go on tour this gets to be inside a large coat box with its babies wrapped in lots of tissue paper (hand carried in planerides) and all are hanged in the bathroom of hotelrooms.
this was taken last month. Note the 28 inches leaf span, and the four feet root length
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