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Old 11-02-2008, 09:07 PM
Gold3nku5h Gold3nku5h is offline
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Im thinking about putting a few bulbs in my paludarium that im building this winter, and getting a list of them that will be nice for flower, size, and leave shape. About how large are the leaves and flowers for the medusae? I have a bulb. frostii, and a cirrhopetalum cf. thaiorum and they are both looking pretty nice outside by themselves. My frostii is starting a new growth, or a spike, im not sure. Its still real small, and i wish i could take a picture, but no camera

I guess i forgot my tinniest one, bulb. moniliforme. That ones going pretty nicely on a cork slab.

The new growth on the bulb. frostii is sheathed, does anyone know if thats a flower, or a new psuedobulb? Anyways either would be terrific, as its actually growing, and the moss is covering the pot pretty nicely, so its my happiest inhabitant.

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