Marcus Vieweg

Hi Aymeric, congratulations! These elongata look amazing. I've never tried to cultivate this species cause I thought it would be impossible to imitate it's habbitat conditions. If the plants look that wonderfull next year, I might try some ;) I keep fingers crossed for good growth. Hopefully this species will really get widespread in cultivation soon. Cheers Marcus

Hi, if the leaves are white at the point where they're attached to the plant yu can put them on slightly wet vermiculite in a clear plasticbox and shut it, so humidity stays high. But if these leavetips look a bit brown just throw them away. Nothing will grow anymore Cheers Marcus

Hi Gary, it P. ehlersiae {Ixmiquilpan, Hidalgo, Mexico} I think. The lobes and the curved spur is pretty unique. Cheers Marcus

Hi, if you don't tell us more or show some pictures nobody can help you. Please answer these question: Do you know what species it is? If not is it mexican or temperate? Can you show us pictures? What are the growing conditions? The answer you can expect is only as good as the facts you tell! :-) Cheers Marcus

Hi, sorry man but I think this is not P. emarginata. At least it looks quite strange to me. Cheers Marcus

Hi guys, one last picture to show. Please don't wait to long cause poor Sebastian gets really stressed when he has to send to much calendars the week before christmas :) Cheers Marcus

Hi guys, here is mine, this time not the last day, I'm getting better ;) Cheers Marcus

Hi folks, I'll show you some more pictures of our calendar for 2014 in the next few weeks. Let's start with march. Who wants to see it in full beauty has to buy one, sorry for that ;) BTW: Christmas is coming and if you don't like red socks or maybe a new kitchen-thing (What the hell is it supposed to be used?!?), maybe this calendar is a good alternative. I promise you'll be happy with it the whole year! Cheers Marcus PS: How to order? Just look at the first post :)

No Problem, I have some seedlings that are doing well so far :)

Thank you guys ;) I'll do my best to take a picture on Sunday when I'm at home again. Hi Aymeric, yes this is also my opinion. I had to do some research about the location when I got it, cause I had not heard about it yet ;) Cheers Marcus

Hi guys, just a few pics taken yesterday P. jaumavensis My most beautifull P. reticulata-clone: The pot is just a little to small P. gracilis: the same for P. cv. Crystal. P. emarginata from Zacapoaxtla P. colimensis just green, but the petiolated glands are great. The darkest red plant I have at the moment P. potosiensis "all red plants". P. debbertiana, Another P. jaumavensis-clone Hopefully with nice flowers soon P. ehlersiae {Ixmiquilpan, Mex.} And some flowers: P. hirtiflora {Interlaken} P. zecheri Last but not least P. pumila Hope you like them

That's a pitty The same seed germinated for me very well... But it's the same like many other times. For example your P. crenatiloba seed which never germinated for me and some others. Its a mystery for me why seed sometimes germinate well and sometimes the same seed refuse to germinate at all! Maybe when I've got a little more time I have to take a closer look at that! Cheers Marcus

Hi Aymeric, very nice that it grows well for you ;) Is it from seed of mine? The flower looks quite different to my plants. Cheers Marcus

It is definitely not P. 'Weser' or what we call fake Weser. I can't tell what it is for sure. The best way is to label it "P. Hybrid". Everything else is just guessing in my opinion. Keep it like the other mexican species and enjoy it's flowers Cheers Marcus

Hi Aymeric, very very nice pictures! Thanks for sharing with us. Cheers Marcus