Here is another beauty from Ecuador, P. Fragrans, the leaves
shape and texture are similar to P. Tenue but there are slight
differences as the nodes are red and the entrance of the petiole
into the leaf is not the same, also the main vein is significantely
lighter green. Another great find.
Armando
That's a beauty. What is it planted in?
Hi Linda,
In a stailess steel water pail I used for dogs when I bred and showed dogs.
Drilled some holes at the bottom and VOILA !!!! I got a planter.
Armando.
That's what I thought. My college-age grand daughter brought me these 'beer buckets' that 'one of her neighbors moving out was getting rid of'. She thought I could use them in the gh. I'll try a few, the handle would make it easy to pick them up to move them.
Armando, thanks I can finally put a name to mine. I was under the impression that mine was just an unusual form of P. tenue but your plant matches mine to a tee!
Great pics btw!
