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Pygmy scorpiodes question

17 years ago

basically, I just need to know how far apart one should place scorpiodes gemmae and how many gemmae one should put in a 4.5 inch standard pot.

I know in most pygmies you can clump them together but in scorpiodes I'm worried about them being bigger and getting in each other's way.

I've got pics of all my little drosera at my web site if anyone wants to take a look.

Here is a link that might be useful: Tangled Web of Aracknight

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jonocross
Original Author
17 years ago
Just an update on my little pygmies... I planted the gemmae and they're already showing roots and growth. This is so exciting. I've kind of gotten so used to the waiting game with CPs that this sort of near instant gratification shocked me.

I don't know how anyone else feels about pygmies but I'm really enjoying mine.

(time will tell if I planted the scopiodes too close I guess LOL)

Here is a link that might be useful: Tangled Web of Aracknight
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