roots for my pamianthe

Ronald Redding ron_redding@hotmail.com
Thu, 18 May 2006 00:26:52 PDT
Marie-Paule,

I am finding that the plants that I have grown from seed, now one and a half 
years old are starting to take off. I have had a lot of causalities and I 
have experimented with mixes that include my orchid bark, clivia mix, 
bromeliad, general bulb, course sand and worsleya mixes. I have found that 
although they have a similar general appearance and similar looking roots 
they hate the worsleya mix I use, although worsleya's absolutely thrive in 
it. They are growing well in a general mix that has at least 80% composted 
bark which is great as it is much cheaper for me to obtain. I believe they 
like mostly organic very free draining mixes with plenty of air space and 
they also will not grow roots into a medium they do not like

All this being said I have also found you can have everything right with a 
pamianthe however when they are young they are still prone to going belly 
up. I wish you luck and can send you photo's separately if you would like.


Kind Regards and Best Wishes
Ron Redding
Hervey Bay
Australia

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