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Dendrobium aphyllum

4 Comments
2024/11/11
18:56 UTC

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Phlegmarius squarrosus

7 Comments
2024/10/30
19:21 UTC

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Epiphyllum buds to blooms

https://preview.redd.it/udeyid1t2vrd1.jpg?width=1901&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0a002fb0a3a373250cf5de1eb28f1e1fea9def5c

I only discovered the buds on my Epiphyllum pumilum about 10 days ago now the first blooms opened! no fragrance though

2 Comments
2024/09/30
02:56 UTC

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Orchids for a tank-type arboreal terrarium? (interested in other epiphytes too)

3 Comments
2024/07/21
09:00 UTC

3

Smothering bushes in Florida

1 Comment
2024/06/12
17:19 UTC

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Myrmecophytum saving?

I have an ant plant (Myrmecophytum selebecium) that has gone kind of rotten on the inside. I only really noticed this now that the leaves got wilty sadly. However, there are green parts on the outside of the main bulb of the plant that aren’t wilty, is there any way I can cut these to propagate, or do ant plants not take well to that?

1 Comment
2024/06/03
22:04 UTC

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Spanish Moss but they look like air plants?

6 Comments
2024/05/24
17:44 UTC

32

New Bloom

I’m in FarNorCal. This plant bloomed one month earlier last year. I just moved my other epiphyllums outside, to hang under my apple trees. I’m sure we’ll have a couple more cold nights until June, but I’m rolling the dice.

2 Comments
2024/04/27
20:00 UTC

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Every time she flowers the number or blooms increases and the show is more spectacular

0 Comments
2024/03/09
16:07 UTC

8

are these epiphytes?

6 Comments
2024/02/11
14:11 UTC

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Urgent help - Disocactus cutting

Hi everyone, new here and fairly new to epiphytes (only experience is with a few Nepenthes x since about a year, but completely new to epiphytic cacti / Hylocereae). I am in Australia.

I have two cuttings of a mystery Disocactus x, that I’ve let cure for more than two weeks (possibly even three weeks - one was a younger cutting and the tip wilted so I snipped it off and let it cure again).

The media I have ready for them (purchased in ignorance - these cuttings were a surprise) is this: https://www.seasol.com.au/products/seasol-seed-raising-cutting-potting-mix/ which seems to have a lot of large bark pieces in it (people were complaining about this particular one in reviews that it’s unsuitable for seed raising). I assume this mix is PH neutral but have been unable to find information on it and don’t have a meter (yet).

…plus a whole lotta perlite.

I also have some horticultural sand standing by.

I suspect this is not an ideal media mix, so my questions are:

  1. Am I best to just plant in this straight away rather than wait any longer? Or is it really important I obtain the correct mix from the start?

  2. If I do root in this, will I be able to / should I repot in a few weeks or months in more appropriate media?

  3. Should I use rooting hormone, and if so how? I have purchased Indole-3-butyric acid powder.

Grateful for any advice…

It’s very important to me that these particular cuttings survive as they’re from my late grandmother’s garden which no longer exists.

3 Comments
2024/01/26
23:51 UTC

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Anyone recognise this plant?

4 Comments
2024/01/26
04:14 UTC

3

Tropical Orchid Species: EPIPHYTES

0 Comments
2023/12/05
03:47 UTC

5

Help diagnose?

I have some new leaves from a cutting but just noticed some spots. Would anyone know what’s going on with this new leaf? Is this something to be concerned about?

Thank you in advance!

4 Comments
2023/10/21
07:04 UTC

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