[Xema]

The missed pictures of the kettle...

This one is from the first flower on october, same weekend of ECS meeting 2008, that I could not go :Cry:.

And I got another one few weeks ago... and another one is coming up too.

 

[Yoong]

Xema,
Very nice photos. Thanks for sharing.

By the way, has your fungus problem been solved?

Yoong

 

[jazzlvr123]

awesome photos the yellow in the middle of the spathe really give away that its a cordata relative

 

[Xema]

has your fungus problem been solved?

Yeah, like magic, white fungus is totally gone of my set up. Thanks for your interest.

Thanks for the kinds comments to both.

 

[Yoong]

Yeah, like magic, white fungus is totally gone of my set up. Thanks for your interest.

Thanks for the kinds comments to both.

Xema,
Great to hear that. What did you do to get rid of the fungus?

Yoong

 

[Xema]

Thanks Yoong, I am so glad too!

Really I am not sure about what could be doing for removing it... I add the same fungicide as every time, but it seemed not working. I repotted some plant with the most large infestation, after a month of that, white fungus start to be gone.

 

[Yoong]

Thanks Yoong, I am so glad too!

Really I am not sure about what could be doing for removing it... I add the same fungicide as every time, but it seemed not working. I repotted some plant with the most large infestation, after a month of that, white fungus start to be gone.

mmmh... The fungus are like the crypts, you think they are growing well and suddenly they die on you.

Yoong

 

[DelawareJim]

Glad to hear it's gone Xema. I had a horrible image of you having to scrap the whole set up and start from scratch.

Cheers.
Jim

 

[Ghazanfar Ghori]

Interesting kettle - all those almost evenly spaced red dots...

 

[Xema]

Glad to hear it's gone Xema. I had a horrible image of you having to scrap the whole set up and start from scratch.

You are a jinx...

 

[rs79]

Fast forward 5 years later....

C. cordata zonatus has been folded into C. cordata grabowski which is endemic to Borneo.

Now, there's been a plant circulating in Japan as "Crypt. cf. cordata "West of Dayu" with code A-03 (I've also seen A-03C).

Might this be the same plant as that? Looks pretty similar, flowers in this species can be anything from white to yellow to yellow and purple.