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Has the experiment begun?

dantt99 wrote:Has the experiment begun?

Yes, sorry I haven't posted an update yet. Will do so soon.

Matt wrote:

dantt99 wrote:Has the experiment begun?

Yes, sorry I haven't posted an update yet. Will do so soon.

Same deal on my end. I have data and pictures. I've just had a very rough week thus far and haven't got around to getting up all the data.

Thanks guys, can't wait to see some results (even though it will likely be a while!)

Here is my B52, barely hanging onto life in NZ LFS.

Nice!

I could not, for the life of me, find perlite or silica sand locally, so I ended up transplanting my 2 VFTs into a container with sphagnum moss. I have bought VFT in the past that were only in sphagnum moss and they did quite well. Here is hoping that the sphagnum moss will be ok for them.

Novemberose wrote:Here is hoping that the sphagnum moss will be ok for them.

They'll do fine in the sphagnum

Here is an update on my LFS plants. Considering the crazy weather we have had they are doing very well.

B52


Justina Davis. This plant was beat up by a windstorm a few months ago and died back to the rhizome.


Typicals






Burbank's Best


Pink Venus

Looks Great! Matt/Blake?

Have any of you gotten photos of the results and roots?

I'll take some root pics next month when I pack my plants for the move to SC.

Tony C wrote:I'll take some root pics next month when I pack my plants for the move to SC.

Okay, what part of SC?

jamez wrote:

Tony C wrote:I'll take some root pics next month when I pack my plants for the move to SC.

Okay, what part of SC?

Columbia

jamez wrote:Looks Great! Matt/Blake?

Have any of you gotten photos of the results and roots?

No results yet. It's only been a few weeks since the experiment was started. The plants have settled in and are growing well in both the LFS and the peat-based mix. I've not been keeping either of them sitting in water and I haven't had any problems keeping the LFS from drying out. Blake, I believe, has had some issues with keeping the LFS moist though.

Will post some results later in the season. I still need to make my initial post with photos and data that I recorded.

Matt wrote:

jamez wrote:Looks Great! Matt/Blake?

Have any of you gotten photos of the results and roots?

No results yet. It's only been a few weeks since the experiment was started. The plants have settled in and are growing well in both the LFS and the peat-based mix. I've not been keeping either of them sitting in water and I haven't had any problems keeping the LFS from drying out. Blake, I believe, has had some issues with keeping the LFS moist though.

Will post some results later in the season. I still need to make my initial post with photos and data that I recorded.

You're growing in the Greenhouse right?

Drying out should be slower than it would outside.

What size/type pots are you using for them?