P. 'Sethos' in Singapore

[Cindy]

Under florescent lights in a clump- Nice fleshy green

Separated and placed under direct sunlight with shade cloth - More compact pink

Close-up - Photo taken last weekend

They are very deep pink, maroon-ish now.  Like roses! I'll post again when I get my hands on my dad's digicam.  Btw, p.ehlersiae is doing as well.

 

[jimscott]

Very nice, Cindy! May I ask what is forming that "naturally occuring" heart-shaped formation?

 

[Jason Wong]

 

[Jason Wong]

 

[Cindy]

jimscott, that's bloodworms.  I have the time during my one week break from school to do creative stuff like this.  

How's this:

 

[jimscott]

How'd ya get them to stay posed for the picture? J/k. That must have been tedious! But then again, this is a natural crossover of skills used in the classroom. BTW, I flunked finger painting.

 

[elgecko]

You love your plants, and they love you back!

 

[Joseph Clemens]

Excellent job Cindy. Grow Pings grow.

 

[Cindy]

lol...I forgot to mention that it's frozen bloodworm, my friend.

I looked at them just now, just simply more beautiful than before. I"ll post soon.

 

[jimscott]

 

[Cindy]

As I promised...

They were:

They are:

Close-up:

Young p.sethos:

P.ehlersaie:

 

[jimscott]

Very nice pics! I see you've added patterns other than hearts.