Thanks! And yeah, it's probably as stressful for me as it is for the plants (well almost, i haven't witherd... yet.).
Good to hear! Guess it's a bit of a waiting game now then.
The parts salvaged (a few root cuttings and a couple of leaves) are still looking nice and healthy.
They came potted. Though with a few voids (for lack of a better word) in the soil, mainly on the edges. Guess it compacted during shipping due to being handled carelessly. I can imagine the Swedish Post Office playing ball with the package, putting it in some kind of pressure chamber and finally letting it pass through a cows digestion system, or something similar. Not that the package was damaged, but i'm sure they managed to do this anyway, if i know them right..
That' a good point, i have sent a message and am awaiting response on how he keep his. As i said every ceph looked nice and healthy upon arrival, so something in my environment must have triggered this. Possibly they were more prone to fungal attack and such after being stressed from the shipment?
Good to know about your watering technique, seems to be alot of different opinions on this when it comes to cephs.
Thank's again!
/Sonny
Ah I see! That seems like a good idea! Do you think it would be beneficial for the cut back cephs to have a cup over the pot, and that it could help/spred up regrowth?
Good point! I'll be sure to test out this watering technique, seems to be working wonderfully for you, your cephs looks nice, happy and healthy! :)
Thank's!
/Sonny