Omelet wrote:
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Bob Williams wrote:

Epis are among my favorite flowers.
Big and bold but delicate and beautiful.
I am also a Macro junkie...... See attached
Bob Williams
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Ooh, nice macro!

I need to repot mine and get it out of the greenhouse. It has not
bloomed since it went to live in there. It has to be protected in the
winter but it only ever bloomed when I had it hanging outside.

Thanks again.

Maybe you should try potting 3-4 Epis in one pot since they like
crowding so much.
A few years ago, I bought a bunch of Epi cuttings at an Epiphyllum
show.I planted them in separate pots with the proper name noted.
I ran out of pots, so I put the 4 remaining cuttings together in my last
pot. Yep! The crowded ones did MUCH better than the isolated ones.
I didn't draw a connection at the time, but since then, I have noticed
the connection many times.
Bob