awesome!

Solid job! Beautiful blooms!

Glad you guys liked them. I enjoy having a few oddball things growing at all times :o) Dan

I always await your newest blooms with interest, Dan... you do have some exciting plants!

Dan,

Beautiful pictures!!! My Stenomesson pearci, miniatum and Phaedranassa viridiflora didn't bloom this year and just went dormant, I'm going to try and keep them drier than usual in hopes it does the trick, my Clinanthus incarnatum bloomed in early spring I THINK but my form is a bit of a different color than yours, you're seems to have a pink tone which is beautiful!

I just had a Stenomesson chloranthum bloom for the second time this year, I think we've talked about you having one in the past and if yours blooms will you set some pollen aside for me? I would love to produce some seed, of course I'd send you 50%!!!

Josh

HI Josh, I have no way at all to predict when mine will bloom to be honest and since very few of my plants have name tags in them I have no clue what most are until they bloom. Mine are stored bone-dry for 6 months of the year due to lack of space to keep more things growing in the winter. During the summer they get rain or water almost every day and as long as they are in full sun they seem to appreciate it. They certainly offset way more than they bloom though so I clearly do not have it figured out. I have not seen my S. chloranthum bloom in a couple of years so I have no idea where it is or even if it still exists in my collection. It was in amongst of a bunch of Rauhia that I purchased once so I think it is still in one of those pots. Since it is not much of a looker at all I never really paid much attention to it.....not a good habit I know :o) Dan