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Old 04-20-2009, 07:21 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I've got several updates on my blog...and more to follow in the next day or two.

C. longicauda spathe

C. elliptica spathe


L. thwaitesii spathe


..and a few more due in the next day or two and several more in the following week. Its active season for crypts!

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Old 04-20-2009, 07:39 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Default Re: Several updates

Good updates Ghazanfar! The C.longicauda spathe looks pretty robust. Keep up the good work.

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Ghazanfar, nice crypts man! Do you have any of these plants submersed?
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Hi Ghazanfar,

Looking good! Keep up the good work!
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A few - but not as many as I'd like.
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You've been busy! Nice job.

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Which longicauda is it? My one from Pudingbesar is throwing up a spathe now too.

Nice to see the thwaitsii settled in right away for ya.

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Which longicauda is it? My one from Pudingbesar is throwing up a spathe now too.

Nice to see the thwaitsii settled in right away for ya.
Its the Pudingbesar one. Since it so damned dark, its difficult to take a good picture of it. Next time I'll try a black background.
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Mr. G.

What type of substrate are you using?

I am currently using some leaf litter (mixed with aquasoil and a few clumps of red clay) I dug up from a hiking trail and they stink like fart! Is this normal? I am not sure which type of tree it came from but so far, the crypts are fine.
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Depends on the crypt.
But in general they're a mix of one or more of the following:
Aquasoil Amazonia, Aquasoil Malaya, Flourite Sand, Plain Sand, Leaf compost, Laterite, Orchid bark and toad juice.

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What type of substrate are you using?

I am currently using some leaf litter (mixed with aquasoil and a few clumps of red clay) I dug up from a hiking trail and they stink like fart! Is this normal? I am not sure which type of tree it came from but so far, the crypts are fine.
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