This plant was marked ortho. sanguinea the second is burle-marxii.I don't know what sanguinea looks like. What do you think{{gwi:457877}}
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Those're nice! Where were these acquired from if don't mind me asking?
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I think I got them from a sale
Any how, they're great, Bryan.
This is my Ortho. burle-marxii, a clone from Michael's.
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Hey guys, what kind of mix are you growing burle-marxii in?
I grow in 1/3 peat 1/3 soil conditioner and 1/3 perlite. Full sun and fertilizer
Hi Bryan,Excuse my ignorance, but by soil conditioner, do you mean compost, humus or what?
All the best, Nev.
Soil conditioner I buy from home cheapo is a chopped up pine bark mix. I use it in all my mixes.
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