My Pseudolithos miguritinus flowering. I raised this one from seed. I had the parents for many years and they were large and beautiful. Then a squirrel unpotted one of the plants, took a bite then threw it off the balcony. I didnt notice the plant was gone because I was busy at the time. I was walking around in the backyard and saw it in sad shape. Tried to rescue it but it died. The other plant died during the summer of 2010. The summer was very cold and cloudy in the Bay Area of California. Many summer growers went dormant and rotted on me in August after several days of cold cloudy weather. So both parents of this plant are gone. This seedling lost its roots that summer. I was skeptical that I would be able to save it. It took 4 years for the plant to re-root. And now its flowering. Now I keep it by a very sunny window.
Posted on: Thu, 23 Oct 2014 16:16:34 +0000
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