Hi Stan, I sent you an email about this. Are you using Verizon or Comcast these days? I have both addresses.

Thanks Barb, got it. For now I'm using verizon but may switch back to comcast due to price increase. Stupid cable bill is too high and mostly junk on tv anyway.

Why is it we love the ones that are most hard to grow. Maybe it is to prove something to ourselves. Lets face it, if it was easy, every one would own them and they would be plentiful. Once you own one, it no big deal.

Unfortunately I don't have either one (would like to!) otherwise I would happily send you some.

Well that's the fun of the hobby. Looking for something you don't have.

I hope you can get it。

Sorry I no this

I hope some one comes along with plants to send your way and that photos and experiences are shared. I am hoping to bring more Hahniis into the home ones with their differences from others, ones I don't have. I just love these guys. The crested would fit in nicely, if opportunity presents, though I want to see others have it first so I can learn from them. I have my heart set on a yellow variegated parva for next year, maybe the year after, if I can find one. If I come across a good deal, I'll pass the info on to you.

Shana saw one of the crested ones with a nice tiger stripping. Wow, overseas and not for sale. Called hahnii Gaster. Brings in the fun looking. I'm not really all google over this. Just if it happens okay if not so what.

When I look at Hahnii, it feels like looking at jewelry. I don't have any jewelry, and I think I would rather have plants. The overseas plants are really something to look at, for sure. I will enjoy what has made itself available to me, until and if I find something I have to pounce upon, while I try not to kill that pale, petite Gold Hahnii I rotted the roots off of this Spring! I love to see see photos of plants that people grow as prizes just because they have it in their hears inclinations to do so. Reminds me something. A post of yours from a few years ago: Plant Trade or Give Away. I had to find that again. Crazy, crazy, insane reproduction! Still floors me a little.

You sigh over plants shown at a Russian site, and my sansa colleagues here (Poland that is) dream about plants raised in Indonesia or Thailand :)

Stush, Roberto (above) is a GREAT person to trade with. I highly recommend it. Shana Lee I have yellow parva........remind me next Spring.

I don't think I got anything of great value to trade with him. He probably has everything I got.

Chris, I lost your Yellow Parva. That was a nice start with a good root system. I can't figure out why?? Killing me to know why. That makes about 3 attempts now. Maybe I kept it too dry. One day looks great, then two days later, all rotted and gone. Hahnii going great.

Stush,

I am sorry you lost them. I think you are right about keeping them too dry, if that was the case. I find that the narrower / thinner leaf plants can't take as much drought. (I would be curious to learn whether they live in wetter areas in nature.)

What type of hahnii are you growing?

Have a great day! Jude

Jude,

I have every hahnii except Loops Pride and the crested ones. I don't have anymore of Silver Frost. That one was hard for me as well. Solid Gold is a new one for me and so far is doing excellent. I just got one called Philippine which is a light green/yelllow type.

Roberto Mangani I have no way of contacting you. I don't see a message box on your page.