Sophronitis cernua: swap a piece this spring?
rredbbeard
8 years ago
I have had the pictured sophronitis cernua mounted on bark, in a south window, for about 10 years, and would like to produce seed, which of course requires an unrelated plant of the same species.
My plant has been a regular, heavy bloomer, clean, and very tough, and I'd like to swap a 5-10 pseudobulb section from mine, for a cutting from a plant of similar cleanliness and vigor, of the same species. It's too cold to mail right now, but I'd like to arrange a swap for late April, if possible. Let me know.
Thanks,
Rick in CT
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