D. adelae

[Hase]

Go slow, putting it in the sun 1 more hour per week, keeping veeery high umidity and it will be beautiful!

[LJ_Tan]

Originally Posted by Hase

Go slow, putting it in the sun 1 more hour per week, keeping veeery high umidity and it will be beautiful!

Dear Hase,

Do it mean we needs to put them under strong sunlight for 3 hour/week or 3 hour/day?

[Hase]

For 3 hours a day. I'm saying hours per day. You start 1 hour per day in 1 week, 2 hours per day on the next and 3 hours per day on the next. Stopping when it stays 3 hours a day under the sunlight.

[LJ_Tan]

Originally Posted by Hase

For 3 hours a day. I'm saying hours per day. You start 1 hour per day in 1 week, 2 hours per day on the next and 3 hours per day on the next. Stopping when it stays 3 hours a day under the sunlight.

Thank for the advice.

I will try on it.

Other question: What should I do to get the flower?

[Hase]

Originally Posted by LJ_Tan

What should I do to get the flower?

Patience... hahaha Mine's growing very well and never flowered. You need lots of patience.

Originally Posted by piscesilim

If you give it full sun, the original leaves will lie down and become brown. Wait for the leaf to grow, it will become red. Unlike D. prolifera and D. schizandra, D. adelae not afraid of the high temperature.

Not afraid of high temperature, but needs veery high humidity.

[LJ_Tan]

Dear Hase,

Noted

[Hase]

Originally Posted by LJ_Tan

Dear Hase,

Noted

The plant must be adapted to the place, and then lots of patience! Then BOOM! Lots and lots of flowers!

[piscesilim]

If you give it full sun, the original leaves will lie down and become brown. Wait for the leaf to grow, it will become red. Unlike D. prolifera and D. schizandra, D. adelae not afraid of the high temperature.