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I have had trouble growing these plants in peat, but they grow well on an inorganic mix. The plants pictured receive morning sun and bright light in the afternoon.These recently came out of dormancy and are flowering.
my plants grow quite well in a peat sand mix. Maybe this is due to the very hard tap water I'm using for P. gypsicola. During summer with lots of natural light (east facing window) flowers are produced regularly.
I grow P.gypsicola from three different sources, but only one clone has flowered so far. I am waiting for the other clones to flower, but this might not happen until next year.
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