thez_yo
instigator
Well, it's sunny out so I've taken a few pics:
truncata pasian
madagascariensis - forgot if this pitcher was already open on the plant when I got it from adnedarn or not
red leopard working on a pitcher
alata sending up new pitchers - I like the outline around where the pitcher is going to open and the lid is going to form
the flower the alata has been working on the whole month
judith hindle sending up new pitchers
the oreo's been working on pitchers too - here's a closeup of one
and the whole pitcher
and a royal truncata pitcher after a misting (it's watering day today)
...and from the front
And while I was watering I decided to repot some pot-bound orchids (trying to break free from their pots) and pull off some basals on the neps because they were choking out the original growth points. I wrapped some damp lfs around their bottoms, and poked the plug into some regular nep potting soil (orchid mix, some lfs, some coconut husk, some more perlite...random mix). These guys have no roots yet, and I've never tried this sort of thing before, so hopefully this works. But if not, I'm not too worried.
truncata pasian
madagascariensis - forgot if this pitcher was already open on the plant when I got it from adnedarn or not
red leopard working on a pitcher
alata sending up new pitchers - I like the outline around where the pitcher is going to open and the lid is going to form
the flower the alata has been working on the whole month
judith hindle sending up new pitchers
the oreo's been working on pitchers too - here's a closeup of one
and the whole pitcher
and a royal truncata pitcher after a misting (it's watering day today)
...and from the front
And while I was watering I decided to repot some pot-bound orchids (trying to break free from their pots) and pull off some basals on the neps because they were choking out the original growth points. I wrapped some damp lfs around their bottoms, and poked the plug into some regular nep potting soil (orchid mix, some lfs, some coconut husk, some more perlite...random mix). These guys have no roots yet, and I've never tried this sort of thing before, so hopefully this works. But if not, I'm not too worried.