Schlumbergera species question.
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Comments (4)Here's the other plant. The leaves are thicker and a little larger, too. It is also a younger plant, if that matters. Yep - that is salt water in my back yard. Actually, it is considered brackish. This is a man-made cove/lake that connects to the Gulf at the mouth of the Caloosahatchee River. I get dolphins and manatees cruising by. Fishing is good, too. We have a sea wall, not a beach. We get tides, but only get waves when a big storm is blowing. Maybe my plant is fine and I shouldn't be comparing them. Kind of like my mother comparing my tall skinny brother to my not-so-tall and definitely not-so-skinny self! LOL...See MoreSchlumbergera sources?
Comments (9)I think I may have gotten it from there, but maybe not. I know I did get some interesting species and at the time there were several more than there are now. I have noticed since I've gotten back into looking for some that they are really much harder to find. There was one with my name along with a few epis that had a version of my name too at another place in CA that I think closed-- and I can't find those for sale either anywhere! I wish I had a copy of my old order. I'd be able to figure out which Schlums I had and then trace them to a new source maybe. I remember one had very small leaves and was very interesting. I also got opuntiodies although I couldn't get it to root. If only I had a better caretaker when I had to work overseas for a bit... I wouldn't have lost all of the little guys....See MoreSchlumbergera and Rhipsalidopsis Growing/Mix Photos
Comments (38)Glad you did, I am getting some cuttings of Easter and Thanksgiving cactus shortly through a trade and was looking for rooting information. My plan is to pot them all together, and add different colors later on as I find ones I like. My space is such I can accomadate one larger plant, but can't be asked to pick which color I like best! Forgive me for not reading the entire thread, but is that pure bark you have planted in? I am lucky on that I can get a lot of potting components easily where I live, would fine orchid bark be good? Shoukd I root in that, or something else?...See MorePlease Help! Possible bug problem on Schlumbergera Truncata (I think)
Comments (5)Thank you both! Hopefully someone will drop by & know for sure about the bugs/best way to treat. If not I'm going to do an experiment tomorrow>>>soil drench w/the bayer 3 in 1 & clean the leaves w/rubbing alcohol & q-tips! If it survives great if not mom already gave the ok to toss it. I do have it isolated but I definitely don't want an outbreat/infestation in the house. Have dealt that before with aphids & DON'T want to live that nightmare again w/any bug! If I have to resort to experimenting, can it be repotted into the new mix after the bug issue is taken care of, wait until it's finished blooming or spring time? Thanks :)...See MoreBillMN-z-2-3-4
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