Re plants I know little about and about which there's little
information...the climatic information is often available on the Internet,
with a search that goes like: Lowest recorded temperature at Kazan Gol,--
or,-- Mpumalanga temperature extremes,... can often bring you useful
information from there or nearby, especially if one factors in geography
or uses words like-- winds at Three Sisters Canyon-- topology of Three
Sisters Canyon.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Josh Young" <joshy46013@yahoo.com>
To: "PBS List" <pbs@lists.ibiblio.org>; "International Bulb Society"
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Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2010 8:27 PM
Subject: [pbs] Help With Pamianthe!

Hi Guys,

I have a few Pamainthe Peruviana, they're doing alright, putting out nice
green leaves but I want to make sure I don't lose them. I have them
planted in
a mixture of bark chips, hort. charcoal and vermiculite. I have 3 of them
in a
gallon pot and I've recently decided to put a hole in the side of the pot
to aid
in drainage and air flow. I have them in a very shaded area with no direct
sun? How often should I water? I assume they should stay moist? There is
almost NO information on this Genus anywhere...

ANY advice would be great, how long before they mature? They're maybe 2
years old now?

Also, if anyone has a source for seed or plants I would be utterly excited
that way I can get a few more and have a better chance at learning and
growing
them!

Thanks So Much Guys,
Josh
Anderson, IN

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