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Hey! Do u have anymore ping. Cyclosecta? Thanks!


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silverfly wrote:Hey! Do u have anymore ping. Cyclosecta? Thanks!


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Yes I do

What do I do to purchase? Thank u!


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Lowered the prices on some plants

silverfly wrote:What do I do to purchase? Thank u!


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I'll PM you.

Your sale highlights are too bright, just an FYI.

Have to remember most people use "Day/Light" for their screen. I use night so the color stood out better. Changed it. Thanks!

No prob, it just felt like I was staring at the sun.

Amazing! Was expecting quality plants from posts about your plants, but you shocked me! Out of 20+ yrs buying plants,Very well done, Huge,healthy,wow! I can't thank you enough for this inspiring experience, but truely, Thank You!

I received the package this afternoon! Thank you so much! They r super cute and I even found a baby in the mix!



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Do pings do well in LFSM ? I thought they had specific requirements with respect to “soil” mix.

Honestly, I've heard of people doing it before but I feel like it would increase the chance of rot. The media itself won't kill the ping but too much moisture may harm it. I use the mix I do for high aeration and a mild wicking for the plant. I don't think I would tray a ping in LFS unless it was a low level, like ceph low.

So far, I’ve had excellent luck with LFSM for my pings. I haven’t had any success with other mediums. Here are all my pings in 100% LFSM.


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Compared to when I first got my pings. I’d say, they have done quite well.



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Wow, nice work! There is more than one way to reach the goal. I sometimes use alternative mediums for different plants. Most use like a 70/30 sand mix for cephalotus because of their roots and I use LFS with them.

Out of curiosity, how high do you keep the water level?

By the way, thanks for posting a picture of them! I'm glad they held up well. In a couple of months that pot is going to fill up