Taking a break from AP stats homework (I officially hate doing hypothesis testing and confidence intervals).
Anyways, this weekend I finally decided to repot my neos in the traditional Japanese mound style. It took me several tries and lots of sphagnum moss, but I personally think that they turned out well.
a good tutorial could found on youtube. I'll post the link:
Neofinetia Falcata Repotting
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| Neofinetia Falcata Amami- Furan |
The Neo Amami- Furan had tons of good roots and tons of rotted roots. There's new leaves growing, but no new fans. Hopefully I can get some blooms later in the spring or early summer.
Now the sad news...
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| Neofinetia Falcata Shutennou |
This little guy suffered a lot during the winter. The instructions online said that neos like a cool, dry winter rest. Well, the cool, dry winter rest cost me two fans and several good roots. Note for next year: water when the sphag moss dries out.
At least now it has recovered and is giving me two new fans and two new roots.
Sooooo excited!!!!!
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