Re: Spathicarpa question
- Subject: Re: Spathicarpa question
- From: &* R* <c*@ecoanalysts.com>
- Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2008 11:00:34 -0700
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Hello! What species do you have? I have
S. sagittifolia, which can go dormant on occasion. I have grown this plant for four
years, and there seems to be no pattern to its dormancy, which lasts a month or
less. The plant does need high humidity, but also needs moving air, like
orchids. Without the air movement, you will lose leaves and can get some rot,
which can kill the tuber. This species also likes to be
kept in the shade, with only indirect light, which yields nice green leaves and
lots of blooms. In brighter light the leaves become pale and sickly white or
yellow. I hope this helps, Christopher D. Christopher Rogers Senior Invertebrate Ecologist/
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