I need your opinion on this Tolumnia

[Ray]

Nicole, tolumnias are not really well-suited to pot culture. They are far better suited for mounting and baskets.

In nature, they are “twig dwellers” living on tiny branches of windward shrubs on Caribbean islands. There, as ES stated, they get frequent warm rains and are quickly dried by balmy ocean breezes. The closer you can come to matching that, the better.

[WaterWitchin]

Originally Posted by Ray

Nicole, tolumnias are not really well-suited to pot culture. They are far better suited for mounting and baskets.

In nature, they are “twig dwellers” living on tiny branches of windward shrubs on Caribbean islands. There, as ES stated, they get frequent warm rains and are quickly dried by balmy ocean breezes. The closer you can come to matching that, the better.

Blueszz, as Ray says, they are twig dwellers. Frequent misting and quickly drying. Mounting it is great and natural to how it grows. But daily misting or watering it is still what it needs to survive. Followed by being able to quickly dry. If you surround it with sphagnum moss, how will you achieve having it quickly dry? That's not a viable shortcut.

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