B. Nodosa baby just had its first birthday!lemmy.worldimage s38b35M5 ( @s38b35M5@lemmy.world ) Nature and Gardening • 2 years ago message-square5fedilinkarrow-up117
arrow-up117imageB. Nodosa baby just had its first birthday!lemmy.world s38b35M5 ( @s38b35M5@lemmy.world ) Nature and Gardening • 2 years ago message-square5fedilink
minus-square mountainmycelium ( @mountainmycelium@beehaw.org ) linkfedilink3•2 years agoShew! That’s a tiny fella! Good on you for keeping that one alive for a year! We have around 300 houseplants, but nothing quite this tiny and delicate, other than a handful of her super rare and annoyingly finicky Hoyas!
minus-square s38b35M5 ( @s38b35M5@lemmy.world ) OPlinkfedilink1•edit-22 years agoThx! This is the second set of leaves it’s grown. Eventually, it will have leaves about 4" - 8" long, and cover a large portion of the mango tree, but the first few years for this orchid, it will be pretty small. Edit: typos
Shew! That’s a tiny fella! Good on you for keeping that one alive for a year!
We have around 300 houseplants, but nothing quite this tiny and delicate, other than a handful of her super rare and annoyingly finicky Hoyas!
Thx! This is the second set of leaves it’s grown. Eventually, it will have leaves about 4" - 8" long, and cover a large portion of the mango tree, but the first few years for this orchid, it will be pretty small.
Edit: typos