(Taylor) Plano, TX (Zone 8a) | July 2009 | positive
This is a very interesting and unusual plant. It is both epiphyte and succulent, and is also a vine.
It needs very little w...Read Moreater, and has very shallow roots. It is best grown in very shallow sharp draining soil, or better yet "...mounted on cork bark, driftwood or tree fern root panels. This is done with long fibered sphagnum as the substrate."
It flowers, but the flowers are small and not very noticeable.
It is extremely easy to kill by overwatering. It can be layered or pinned to moss to propagate.
It likes very bright light, or dappled sun, but no more than a few hours direct morning sun, or it will scorch.
Not very common, and not for beginners to epiphytes.
This is a very interesting and unusual plant. It is both epiphyte and succulent, and is also a vine.
It needs very little w...Read More