I have potted the C.
pallidinervia collected near
Sibu in Sarawak in 2 separate pots of ADA Malaya + Ocean Free peat granules + BE1 organic fertiliser. They were growing well for a few weeks before suddenly melting away within just a couple of days. Sad, I guess it might be because the ratio of peat granules (about 10% only) was insufficient.
In an attempt to save them, I transferred a few remaining plants into a pot with rotting
Ketapang leaves + coconut husk, hoping the the pH of the substrate would then be lower to aid in their growth. However, these plants melted away too except for...

... one leaf with petiole already melted away. This particular "last leaf standing" managed to remain green and healthy looking for more than a month already. Below is a photograph which I took yesterday to show its status, it is still looking good except for the petiole connection area which has started to turn yellowish.
Weird?
1 comment:
i think cannot make it liao
But i still hope it will survive and grow strong....
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