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Looks like the closely related Homalomena. Not sure which one.
Margot, I'm sorry you have a huge error in there. It might help instead of saying things vaguely like 'the ratio is low', instead be more specific...
Hmm. I also don't get the math. 19:5 is 3.8:1 carbon to nitrogen, which is lower than 10:1 carbon to nitrogen. Am I looking at it wrong?
It can recover as-is. Chopping the top at this point would be just for aesthetic reasons. It would mean you have a shorter, fuller plant without...
Hi Beckface. It looks like your biggest concern is the light. It's far too low. With very low light over time the roots die back and rot, the soil...
Hi Emandeli. :) We're at the very hardest time of the year right now with low light & cool night temps combine to make overwatering problems...
Hello Won, welcome to the forum! Are these in Vancouver or Malaysia? Here northern climates we usually let our houses get much cooler at night...
ND, around here most home centers & garden centers have 3 cu ft bales of standard peat, which is adequate. Looks like Lowes in Queensborough has...
Why is real actual dieback data needed? That may be obvious to some here, but I think it's important to clarify. It was mentioned it would be...
Margot, Joey said "More information is needed to understand the patterns and factors, and and identify vulnerable areas." You disagreed and said...
I think I remember hearing that the jungle cactus like Christmas cactus are, but I'm not 100% sure. Almost any plant is virtually immune when it's...
Hi Mani. You've got bugs! Probably thrips. Get the plant outside asap and blast them off with a fine, sharp blast from an outdoor hose nozzle or...
Kinda, yeah. :) The coastal Asian cities all seem to have much, much beefier tree staking, and it's everywhere. Like it's an art form that is a...
Paphiopedilum has a reference to the city of Pathos, favored city of Venus, and so the rough meaning is "Venus' slipper". Cypripedium is for...
That's really good advice, bihai. Emandeli, for me personally, I divide aroids up into two main groups: The first group is common, less-expensive...
