Zath
Enthusiastic Enthusiast
I thought maybe this would be fun, or it might come off as asinine, who knows.
I happen to have a plant that at this moment, is unidentifiable, due to prior damage / destruction / general-mayhem. The first new growth appeared a couple days ago and I caught it just as it peeked through the sphagnum top-dressing.
Every other day or so I'll post a new pic of progress until a new leaf has been formed and its identity verified. Until then, have fun guessing and making conjecture, and see if you're right.
I just took this yesterday, and checking this morning, that nub is already taller than the piece it came up against. It won't take long to get a full leaf!
I have a vague inkling of which of two (2) plants it might be, but my memory is hazy and my I.D. tags long gone.
(Edit #2)
Here is another one in the same "recuperation pot", a little further a long. Not sure what it is either, though there's a chance they may be the same plant, and somehow both halves of the rhizome managed to survive the trauma.
I'll update both tomorrow.
(Edit) I guess, since there are so many varieties out there, it would only be fair to narrow it down -a little-. Hint: It's something an amateur could find and obtain through the most basic google search, so nothing fancy or hard-to-find.
I happen to have a plant that at this moment, is unidentifiable, due to prior damage / destruction / general-mayhem. The first new growth appeared a couple days ago and I caught it just as it peeked through the sphagnum top-dressing.
Every other day or so I'll post a new pic of progress until a new leaf has been formed and its identity verified. Until then, have fun guessing and making conjecture, and see if you're right.
I just took this yesterday, and checking this morning, that nub is already taller than the piece it came up against. It won't take long to get a full leaf!
I have a vague inkling of which of two (2) plants it might be, but my memory is hazy and my I.D. tags long gone.
(Edit #2)
Here is another one in the same "recuperation pot", a little further a long. Not sure what it is either, though there's a chance they may be the same plant, and somehow both halves of the rhizome managed to survive the trauma.
I'll update both tomorrow.
(Edit) I guess, since there are so many varieties out there, it would only be fair to narrow it down -a little-. Hint: It's something an amateur could find and obtain through the most basic google search, so nothing fancy or hard-to-find.
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