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By Irena
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A total newbie here. Bought my first ping, did some research and discovered that this hybrid is highly unlikely. It has been listed as Sethos x Primuliflora (from a reputable nursery, by the way).
Can you please help me to ID this ping? I am asking because I would like to know how to better take care of it. Right now it's planted in moss. My understanding is if it's Mexican ping, I need to repot it.
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By CPhunter101
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Irena wrote:It has been listed as Sethos x Primuliflora (from a reputable nursery, by the way).
I'm assuming that your lighting changed the ping's color, but it's still P. Sethos x Primulifora.
The shape of the leaves still resemble the plant that you bought.
Irena wrote:Right now it's planted in moss.
I've seen pings do well in pure long fibered sphagnum moss, but you can change the soil if you'd like.
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