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Post by atmccmn on Sept 16, 2007 10:24:48 GMT 8
It is a gloomy and very wet sunday in Penang. Nothing much I can do out in the garden. While browsing through my garden, I'm startled to find my Guz. sanguinea tricolor is coming into bloom. A blessing in disguise I presume. Here it is.  A close up  |
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Post by isaacgoh on Sept 16, 2007 13:57:45 GMT 8
Andy,
True to your words, you are introducing more and more wonderful bromeliad varieties to us (poison).
Where to get this? How big does it grow?
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Post by funkychips on Sept 16, 2007 14:36:15 GMT 8
Is it bigger or similar to the size of G.tapeira?
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Post by atmccmn on Sept 16, 2007 17:10:49 GMT 8
It is relatively a small plant. Comes at a size from 12" to 15" depending on it's growing condition. A slow grower tho.
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Post by caseyhoo on Sept 16, 2007 23:06:41 GMT 8
Sorry for silly question. May I know how you plant it? Garden soil?
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Post by atmccmn on Sept 17, 2007 13:25:14 GMT 8
it's in a shallow 6" pot. The potting media are consists of free draining materials like charcoal chips, perlite, peat and finally red burnt soil. Hope this answer your question.
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Post by atmccmn on Sept 23, 2007 20:54:07 GMT 8
An update from the previous week. At athesis going to peak probably by next week.   |
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