Hahnii leaf survives!
13 years ago
I have a survivor! One of the leaves from my bird's nest hahnii rooted and has managed to start a pup.
The original plant is one that I overwatered in November and asked the forum for help. It's still alive, but not showing any pups yet. I have hope it will take off with warmer weather.
Lennie in Michigan
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