
10-14-2009, 02:06 PM
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| Den Roy Tokunaga
One of the plants in my collection (Den Roy Tokunaga) is not thriving. I keep trying different locations/light/water to see if I can find the right mix but thus far I'm bating 0.
While the plant lives it is weak, and has missed two bloom cycles, but was blooming when my wife picked it up for me as a gift.
The parents are atroviolaceum pygmy X johnsoniae
Currently in a clay pot with course bark mix with wine corks for drainage.
I'm currently growing outside in among catts. Morning sun and afternoon bright shade.
Any suggestions would be welcome.
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