Ooooh, lovely!!!![]()
Ooooh, lovely!!!![]()
Stuff for the restless natives..
N. Miranda. Pay no attention to the acclimating cephs. They'll perk up soon enough.
Speaking of cephs.. starting to notice a pattern with this Top Hat guy.
Think I can say C. 'Vigorous Clumping' is officially acclimated. And promising color on the upcomings.
And speaking of upcomings.. N. truncata EP highland
N. sanguinea 'Orange'
N. vogelii
N. spectabilis x ventricosa basal not disappointing.
N. spectabilis x aristolochoides being sneaky and hiding under it's neighbor.
At least I have a few sarrs doing what they're supposed to.
Screwed up the focal point, but you get the idea.
Some of the tenets of the high roller's tank.
N. flava
seed grown N. glabrata
Like peas and carrots..
S. purp montana from seed
D. prolifera leaf broke off, so I put it to use.
And.. cue your best funny comment!
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Everything is so big and happy and pretty, Travai!![]()
Still you got it going on man beast!I really like that Sarracenia purpurea montana and the Darlingtonia californica.
Very beautiful mass! everything is looking awesome.
You sure are a peperomia's man![]()
Mass, you never cease to amaze and inspire! Nice thumb-print by the way.I couldn't quite tell, was that the aristo I saw in the back of one of those pictures? Too bad I didn't look at the thread earlier to see that ceph I sent you sooner. How is it? Still acclimating?
It's such a strange fern. I've never seen anything like it..
The aristo is behind the flava. Not too happy with the change, but it's getting there. The ceph had it's pitchers die back, but it has acclimated the quickest out of everyone. Already lot's of new growth coming up through the LFS. It'll be just fine here.![]()