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Brolloks said:
I will definitely feed mine on the same schedule, I would like to have my whole pot covered in Burmannii if possible :-D
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They produce like mad, so I'm sure you'll get your wish! An idea of what to expect, albeit with a different species: This pot wasn't even for sessilifolia originally, but... well, you'll see.

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It may be common, and is definitely a weed... But I still love it. =)
Andrew



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I want to say that is a giant form......because I have never seen ANY get to that size, but yes, I think we all want to know what form it is....
If it's not giant, I can only imagine what could result from my "giant" plants in a few months.....
 
I have never had a giant form so it couldn't be that... It's a weed that popped up in a dead Heli pot that I had hoped would come back to life. Maybe those seeds would interest some folks. :-D
Thanks for the kind words
 
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Wow! that's one amazing looking Capensis!
My typical form has also exploded in size! I am going to replant it into a larger pot soon and see if it will explode even more :bigthumpup:


I haven't been growing CP's for very long but one thing I've noticed is if you give them the right conditions and they get some food, either bugs or you feed them yourself... they tend to grow like MAD :crazy:
 
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Looking good ,when my venusta flower the plant seems to suffer badly ,be interesting to see how yours get along
 
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