Some time back I had an aphid infestation. I dug up all my woolys, rubbed em underwater in a tank, and left them soaking in a tank for an hour. I repotted everything in sphagnum + perlite and placed them in a terrarium under 16 hours of light daily. 10,000 lux.
Here's a pictoral update of them. I suspect some might be dead, and some might be going into dormancy. All of them sharnk dramatically when I put them in the terrarium under lights.
The lack of air circulation caused many old leaves to grow mouldy and fungal. I've removed those.
Of these, how many do you think have a fighting chance still?
The last one surprisingly perked up. I'm still not sure if that's a kenayelli, or a falconeri paradoxa.The other one of those two is the first image. It's gone I think
Here's a pictoral update of them. I suspect some might be dead, and some might be going into dormancy. All of them sharnk dramatically when I put them in the terrarium under lights.
The lack of air circulation caused many old leaves to grow mouldy and fungal. I've removed those.
Of these, how many do you think have a fighting chance still?
The last one surprisingly perked up. I'm still not sure if that's a kenayelli, or a falconeri paradoxa.The other one of those two is the first image. It's gone I think