Two varieties of Epiphyllum living together and loving it.
I have found that Epis grow much better when they are crowded together,
almost to the point of being root-bound.
Why?......I haven't a clue, they just do.
Bob Williams

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Bob Williams wrote:

Two varieties of Epiphyllum living together and loving it.
I have found that Epis grow much better when they are crowded together,
almost to the point of being root-bound.
Why?......I haven't a clue, they just do.
Bob Williams
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Nice shots!

The root crowding thing seems to be true for most succulents.
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Basketweaver wrote:
Both very pretty, Bob.

Thanks, Basketweaver.
As you know, these Epis are at their best for only one day or so.
I was lucky to get these two puppies looking pretty at the same time.
Bob

"Bob Williams" wrote in message
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Two varieties of Epiphyllum living together and loving it.
I have found that Epis grow much better when they are crowded together,
almost to the point of being root-bound.
Why?......I haven't a clue, they just do.
Bob Williams

Omelet wrote:
In article ,
Bob Williams wrote:

Two varieties of Epiphyllum living together and loving it.
I have found that Epis grow much better when they are crowded together,
almost to the point of being root-bound.
Why?......I haven't a clue, they just do.
Bob Williams
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[Image]

Nice shots!

The root crowding thing seems to be true for most succulents.

Thanks, Omelet.

And you are absolutely right. I never thought about it before but my
Jade plants, Ice plants and other succulents, in fact, do best under
root-crowded conditions. Hmmmm.
Bob