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your succulent is an aloe sp.
your neps looks nice n' healthy!
your neps looks nice n' healthy!
Thanks guys, I've had the truncata for about five months, the rajah for maybe six or seven weeks and have had the bicalcarata for 3 or 4 weeks i think.
Just recently my rajah has started un-curling one of it's leaves that curled up so i think now it's adjusting nicely. The truncata is producing a leaf right now at a good speed. Though right now I can't seem to get a high enough day and night temperature for the bicalcarata so i think that explains the pause in growth.
Just recently my rajah has started un-curling one of it's leaves that curled up so i think now it's adjusting nicely. The truncata is producing a leaf right now at a good speed. Though right now I can't seem to get a high enough day and night temperature for the bicalcarata so i think that explains the pause in growth.
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Huh.....you have a rajah too!........I got mine already.It started off quite fast.
Ken
Huh.....you have a rajah too!........I got mine already.It started off quite fast.
Ken
ooh...cute nepenthes. So Ken, you've got your rajah already. Not that hard, right, Ken.
lucky!!! mine is sooo sloww, i think it will pick up speed durring the spring though. I grew it "in" the terarium and the pitcher grew noticeably, but when i was given a good talking to i transplanted it into a pot and the only thing that happened was the pitcher died.