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Originally Posted by estación seca
I have read Acacallis cyanea plants grow in trees in the Amazon basin. They can be submerged for many days during the flood season, when they are in active growth, with only the flower stalk emerging above the water. This gives you an idea of how much they like water.
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It didn't seem to mind the water during summer, but now that temperatures are lower I noticed that if it stays wet for too long the leaves start yellowing. I got over 4 inches of rain in less than 48 hours, followed by temperatures in the lower 50's and it lost 2 leaves in a couple of days.
I was afraid the buds would blast but they developed just fine. The bulbs are ok as well, and to be fair I think they look nicer without the leaves.
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