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P. cyclosecta

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PinguiculacyclosectaCasper.jpg
 
very nice. i have a question...for a couple of months, my cyclosecta's been doing fine. however recently, it decided to be a bromeliad instead. would you happen to know what's going on?
 
yeah, that's what i was thinking. but it doesnt look anything like the leaves in your pic. yours looks like a gradual shrinking, while mine looks has the shape of a Brocchinia, with it's leaves standing vertically.
 
I would love to trade you for a cyclosecta and anyother pings your willing to trade at the moment. I am going to be repotting my Ceph hummers giant in an very huge pot and have plenty of room around my Hummers giant. I will be planting a bunch of pings around the Hummers giant and would like to add the colorful cyclosecta as one of the pings around the ceph.
 
Wow that's a beaut. Cyclosecta is one of the most attractive pings imo. Wish I could have kept mine alive .
 
Hey Jim, the P. cyclosecta you sent me is now about the size of a half dollar! It really took off once I cut back on the water.
 
Half dollar?! That's not logical! It should have gotten smaller by cutting back on water. I'm cornfused!
 
Half dollar?! That's not logical! It should have gotten smaller by cutting back on water. I'm cornfused!

it's okay jim. it's magic. on a related note, i took a cutting of my P. cyclosecta too, back in december. already it is almost 3/4 the size of it's predecessor. didn't think they could grow that fast.
 
Half dollar?! That's not logical! It should have gotten smaller by cutting back on water. I'm cornfused!


It's true :) I need to get a picture of it. Not only that, but 2 other ones that you gave me that were small plantlets have already flowered! Maybe I have magic lights?

On a side note, the cyclosecta didn't seem to like a lot of water. For awhile it just sputtered along... but I noticed when I restricted watering to once a week... it really took off.

This one flowered less than a year after you sent it to me:

Pinguicula moctezumae x kohres

I need to transplant it since it already filled up the 3 inch pot. Pings seem to really kick it into gear when conditions are just right.

Phil
 
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