Re: A. pedatoradium from Chiapas

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Greetings, Derek et al.!

 

The parent of my specimens were collected growing epiphytically in shade. When I have mine in full sun it burns quickly. In partial sun it makes small leaves and no blooms. In bright indirect light it blooms and makes the large, palmate leaves that you see in the picture on Marek’s website.

 

Different ecotypes???

 

Grins,

Christopher

 

 

 

Marek,

 

Re your page of A. pedatoradiatum – when I collected mine in Veracruz it was perched on top of a large rock with roots extending over the surface, and in full sun. I have always grown the offspring in full sun, too (in South Florida). So I would question the need for shade that is given

 

Derek

 

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Steve,

 

This is the species A. pedatoradium from Chiapas.

Although it does look similar, it's definitely different.

 

Windy 

 

 

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