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Old 03-18-2017, 09:49 AM
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Update on this one...

New pbulb is growing fine, as expected, almost 3" in length (8 cm).
I have been fighting against any "survival insticnt" and I've been putting it under almost full sun to acclimatise it to really strong light. The only protection is a translucid/almost transparent curtain. This is to avoid being constantly moving it in the room.
So far is good.

Water it every 4 days. Now temps are in the low 70's so I'll increase to every 2 days.





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Old 03-18-2017, 11:25 AM
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Wow! Nice growth. Good job, rbarata!
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Old 03-18-2017, 12:21 PM
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Looking good. Nice root tips. If they grow out of the pot in my environment they are goners.
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If they grow out of the pot in my environment they are goners.
Well, here's the same, at least in summer. But I have the habit of misting the roots to avoid losing them.
When I see the tips are dark then it's time to mist.
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One suggestion. Where roots are coming out of the basket, hang Spanish moss on them so that it hangs over the roots. Mine grow down into the moss, and really seem to like it there.
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Update...now I can see the new leaves forming in the new growth with the red tinge showing good light as expected from a south window.

These pics were taken after watering and most of the roots are green, even the long aerial ones. At this time of the year I water it every 3 to 4 days.

Maybe this is a forgiven hybrid but I'm finding this one surprisingly easy to grow. I'm really satisfied with it.





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Beautiful! That is one happy plant!
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Let's see if this time I can make grow upright and keep it that way.
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Let's see if this time I can make grow upright and keep it that way.
It's pointing that way... but I find that these do whatever they want. So enjoy it whatever it does
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Old 04-01-2017, 12:57 PM
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Nice shot of the sweet droplets. Touch them with your finger, then touch the tip of your tongue.
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