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Epiphyllum growth question

10 years ago

Hi all! I don't want to hijack the other thread with this. Do you find some epis grow faster than others? And do you have some that sat still as rooted cuttings for a really long time before beginning to make a real plant? I currently have three cuttings I rooted this spring of Oxypetalum and 2 NOIDs (not species as far as I can tell). All three haven't done a thing other than root. :)

Comments (2)

kathi_mdgd
10 years ago
Yes some do grow faster than others.When I had the rick rack one I thought it would never bloom,can't remember how many years it took.Then when it did finally bloom,i was totally unimpressed and got rid of it soon after.
Kathi
chloeasha
Original Author
10 years ago
Oh wow! LOL! I love the form of that one a lot and would have gladly taken it off your hands! :) I'm wondering if I lucked out in managing to get all the slow ones lol.
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