kgallego
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So far for me, this has been one of the most challenging things for me to find. I've tried multiple types of vines to try and meet the following and failed at finding one that will do it:
- Needs to be able to live in a chameleon terrarium atmosphere, which generally means wet soil/lots of mist-king waterings.
-Preferably can be easily grown from seed so that it will climb it's way to fit an already existing set up of sticks, twigs, structures, etc.
-Flowering is what we all hope for to add some beauty.
-Grows year round, of course...
-Fast growth, because everyone is just a little impacient
Anyone have any good ideas on which ones work best and where to get them? Ideally I'd like to find a vine that I can plant from seed in the potting box in the bottom of my terrarium (See pic below), that will wrap itself around my sticks and take over the cage at a decent rate of growth, and provide beauty and cover for my Chams.
Everything I've tried has failed. Vines bought at the nursery which are best for outdoors either die due to indoor/wet conditions, or are too big and awkward to climb the sticks that are in there. I tried a Vanilla Planifolia vine from 'Andy's Orchids', died within 2 weeks. I'm running low on ideas.
And yes - I have 6500k growlights in place.
Thanks for any input! -Kelsey-
- Needs to be able to live in a chameleon terrarium atmosphere, which generally means wet soil/lots of mist-king waterings.
-Preferably can be easily grown from seed so that it will climb it's way to fit an already existing set up of sticks, twigs, structures, etc.
-Flowering is what we all hope for to add some beauty.
-Grows year round, of course...
-Fast growth, because everyone is just a little impacient
Anyone have any good ideas on which ones work best and where to get them? Ideally I'd like to find a vine that I can plant from seed in the potting box in the bottom of my terrarium (See pic below), that will wrap itself around my sticks and take over the cage at a decent rate of growth, and provide beauty and cover for my Chams.
Everything I've tried has failed. Vines bought at the nursery which are best for outdoors either die due to indoor/wet conditions, or are too big and awkward to climb the sticks that are in there. I tried a Vanilla Planifolia vine from 'Andy's Orchids', died within 2 weeks. I'm running low on ideas.
And yes - I have 6500k growlights in place.
Thanks for any input! -Kelsey-