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is that from the seedgrown batch of Hamata?
also it seems like youve got quite a bit of algae build up in there. how frequently do you water?
what is the drainage like?
here is my baby seedgrown one starting to color its leaves up nicely
also it seems like youve got quite a bit of algae build up in there. how frequently do you water?
what is the drainage like?
here is my baby seedgrown one starting to color its leaves up nicely
Indigo
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SirKristoff
Its not seedgrown hamata, its a clone thats what it said on the label when i got it, i only water them when they look dry its usually once in a week or 2, but the mixture r good drainage i have 40% drid lfs/ 30% peats/ 30% perlite. those annoying aglae >.< how do i provent them from growing?
Its not seedgrown hamata, its a clone thats what it said on the label when i got it, i only water them when they look dry its usually once in a week or 2, but the mixture r good drainage i have 40% drid lfs/ 30% peats/ 30% perlite. those annoying aglae >.< how do i provent them from growing?
Crissytal
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I personally wouldn't worry about the algae. It's potentially harmful to young seedlings, not established plants. In your case it's barely noticeable. I have it ten times worse in most of my seedling pots.
Very nice plants! I'd recommend you continue to do what you are doing. They seem to be growing well for you.
Crystal
Very nice plants! I'd recommend you continue to do what you are doing. They seem to be growing well for you.
Crystal
I wasn't trying to make it sound dangerous lol. Just I know that I don't like algae in my pots hahaha. Anyway, they are nice plants 
in a few years your going to have a monster of a rajah, it might be one of the female clones, who knows 
in a few years your going to have a monster of a rajah, it might be one of the female clones, who knows 
itcher ratio as well. Looks like u are giving them great lighting conditions.
Indigo
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thanks for the comments everyone =]
i have few of my highland that growing very well too, i will post some picture this weekend when i have time. but the lowlands r kind of pain course i didn;t give them the temperature they needed they just look like the day when they arrive, maybe this spring imma get a growrack and place them outside where it can get some morning light on them and some higher temperature to give them a boost
i have few of my highland that growing very well too, i will post some picture this weekend when i have time. but the lowlands r kind of pain course i didn;t give them the temperature they needed they just look like the day when they arrive, maybe this spring imma get a growrack and place them outside where it can get some morning light on them and some higher temperature to give them a boost
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