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found this here: http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/pp/notes/Ornamental/odin011/odin011.htm Leaf spot, caused by the fungus Entomosporium maculatum,...
After 2 years I don't think it can be Sum & Substance at all. S & S gets soooo large, even in a pot, for me! Also, S & S doesn't have such...
I think the first two photos are Hosta "Francee." Don't know the other.
The genus name is Sinningia, if you don't know already. It will have a large tuber under the soil. It will go dormant for part of the year - so...
It looks more like a codonanthe to me. Also a gesneriad. You will know as soon as it blooms.
Rubbing alcohol is cheap at the drugstore. I'm afraid you will get other things growing, but let me know how it works.
Don't boil! Try 70% ethanol or isopropanol.
How about 25-30 degrees. Not hotter, I don't think. Start low. At 30 it should dry pretty fast.
I have never put it on filter paper. I would imagine 12-24 hours in an incubator would work. In a Petri dish at room temp I would expect much...
Yes, that's the dormant stage. And yes, legos might work just fine.
I keep replying, but for some reason it doesn't show up later, even when i hit post reply. If you don't feed them they will set sclerotia,...
The walls of your maze need to be higher if you want to keep it on the path in the maze. It will crawl out of the path for sure if they are not...
I think that type of maze won't work because it is so small that the slime mold will just crawl right over the sides of the maze and go wherever...
There are three options to buy at Carolina. The Physarum culture kit should be sufficient for you. (A plate and a Petri dish are the same thing...
What is "the box," Naturegirls? If you watch Physarum under a microscope you can see its insides moving first one direction and then the other;...
I'm not sure what you mean by how much do I get in P. polycephalum. I usually buy a petri dish (plate of the plasmodial stage) on 2% agar. I...
Physarum polycephalum can move about 100mm in about 18 hours when I grow it in my conditions (or less, as I start it at the end of the work day...
Do you know its name? It looks like a hybrid. You might check out the gesneriad reference web when it blooms, if you don't know which one you...
It looks like a young Chirita to me. A relative of Streptocarpus. It can have yellow flowers on a long peduncle. Not as large a flower as streps,...
