For Bree... and ne1 else interested...

[Abattoir Dream]

hello! im back from bannsville, and that succulent has grown, its an *epiphyte or 'air plant' which means it recieves its moisture and nutrients from the air, by utilizing its roots, which are also above ground, anyway, i got a feeling this little fella wants to flower soon, so i thought id show you its progress so far,

i will get better pics soon, its much bigger than it was when i got it

*'An epiphyte is any plant that grows upon or attached to another living plant. The term is from the Greek epi- (meaning 'upon') and phyton (meaning 'plant'). These plants are sometimes called "air plants" because they do not root in soil.'


The first day i got it..
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A few days later..
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Ready to flower?!?
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'Air roots'
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Abattoir Dream Reviewed by Abattoir Dream on 02-22-2007. For Bree... and ne1 else interested... hello! im back from bannsville, and that succulent has grown, its an *epiphyte or 'air plant' which means it recieves its moisture and nutrients from the air, by utilizing its roots, which are also above ground, anyway, i got a feeling this little fella wants to flower soon, so i thought id show you its progress so far, i will get better pics soon, its much bigger than it was when i got it :) *'An epiphyte is any plant that grows upon or attached to another living plant. The term is from Rating: 5

[Bree1978]

That little guy is awsome! I've had several air plants, but have had little success. My animals get into them....sigh. Did you find what air plant it is? Or will we be surpirsed when it flowers?

Thanks for sharing AB, :jointsmile: Bree

[Abattoir Dream]

lol i have no idea what it is, wish i did tho...

ill make sure i put pics up if it does flower, its looking pretty good today

have a good one l8a