polyxena ensifolia
Hans Huizing (Tue, 06 Nov 2012 11:41:37 PST)
Hi Rimmer,
My mix:
2 parts of Pumice. (1-4 mm)
2 parts course sand. (the sand the builders use for bricklaying).
2 parts of stone chippings (1-4 mm)
1 part of a good quality cocopeat.
For the more sensitive species (for example Cyrtanthus smithii) I skip
the cocopeat.
Kind regards
Hans Huizing
Holland
Op 6-11-2012 14:54, Rimmer de Vries schreef:
Hi Hans
I noticed your compost is a rather dry peat and perlite mix . Can you elaborate on your mix
Thanks
Rimmer
On Nov 6, 2012, at 6:35 AM, Hans Huizing <hanshuizing@home.nl> wrote:
Hi plant lovers,
Since my greenhouse only has limited sizes, I prefer plants that stay
rather small.
Two years ago I ordered seeds of Polyxena ensifolia from SilverHill Seeds.
Here is a picture of the first result.
*Polyxena ensifolia* two year old seedling, flowering for the first time.
Kind regards,
Hans Huizing
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