A difficult species
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A difficult species
by Chromaphyo Tue Aug 12, 2008 5:19 pm
For me, my most difficult plant. I have have only 3 plants. I try to have many plants but I have many problem with moisture. Have you the same problem ?
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Re: A difficult species
by I'm the 1 Wed Aug 13, 2008 6:54 am
For me, S. charadzae is not so difficult to grow. I mean I have no problem with this species.
As far as I know only S. atalanticum is supposed to be hard to keep with excessive moisture, but in my collection this problem is apearing wit S. ciliosum ...
As far as I know only S. atalanticum is supposed to be hard to keep with excessive moisture, but in my collection this problem is apearing wit S. ciliosum ...
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Re: A difficult species
by Chromaphyo Wed Aug 13, 2008 10:38 am
We have maybe different climate. In Belgium, I don't have problem with my S. atlanticum Oukameiden and S. cilosum Orelek but I protect them in winter
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