pseudo/bombax ellipticum for Ernie

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Tina
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pseudo/bombax ellipticum for Ernie

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Sadly for Ernie he sold his collection a few years ago due to health issuesbut I was lucky and he sold me this pseudo bombax ellipticum, unfortunately when he went to unpot it he discovered it had no roots, I still wanted it and after 1 or 2 years it rooted and started growing well for me, now it hides in the succulent greenhouse where its a bit of a jungle and it camouflages in well.
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Re: pseudo/bombax ellipticum for Ernie

Post by GregoryBulmer »

What size pot is it in Tina? Looks huge.
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