Hi all ,
I'm growing a couple of "giant" (or so-called forms) of D.capensis , but only one form seem to be a bit giant...
in fact , I'm asking myself if some "giant" plants ar not only...old plants , that have been grown in good conditions.
one must remember that in nature , D.capensis can be very big (in fact , very long , 'cause it's a stem building plant)
the most impressive form of D.capensis that I have is the Baine's Kloof form : it builds a stem , and it looks like a small tree (have'nt blooming yet)
er...I've also got a small (called "pigmy" or "compact") form of the plant...and this one is really small , and it stay small
patrice c