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atmccmn 22nd March 2010 10:57 PM

Re: Hydnophytum moseleyanum clinging to dear life
 
David,

Here's an update of one of the seedling of the mosey you gave years back. It also have 3 side shoots coming out from the base of the caudex. I'm surprised it flowered at this young age. There are no seeds setting yet.

How's yours:confused:

http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g1...a/DSC_0291.jpg

http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g1...a/DSC_0292.jpg

David 23rd March 2010 05:24 PM

Re: Hydnophytum moseleyanum clinging to dear life
 
Wow! Yours is truly a beautiful specimen. very healthy and alot of leaves. Mine not doing so well... mainly due to neglect and headache from ants farming pest on the leaves... Remember I mentioned some time ago that I hope ants will live in my ant plants in my apartment and u told me not a good idea? That the ants will farm pest?

Well, I got want I wanted. The ants just appeared in one ant plant... I was thrill... then another... then another... Then they started farming pest. I tried to kill the ants off after this but they keep coming back. I think I use too much poison on some of my ant plants and they are dying. Funny the ants seem to dissapear for a while, then I start seeing them again running all over my window and floor where I place the plant.

I am saddddddd.... In fact 90% of my ant plants look like wilted vegetables now. Already a few died... Just don have the right place to grow them and time to care for them these days. Don get me started on my CPs as well... haiz... One huge trama and heart ache there as well...

atmccmn 24th March 2010 11:19 PM

Re: Hydnophytum moseleyanum clinging to dear life
 
Ouch!!!. that's terrible.
Too much of pesticide will do harm to your plants too. I;m lost of words how to advise in such situation as I never experiencee one before.Perhaps you should slowly adjusting it out to sunnier and open area and see what will happen.
No worries. I see some set fruits already this morning. You can let me know and I'll send you some seeds to start over again:laugh:
Cheers,
AT


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