Gom. radicans
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Grower is Riccardo Michieletto
Located in Venezia, Italy
Description: Ex "Sigmatostalix Radicans" now "Gomesa"
Very Cute and pleasant plant made of many small pseudobulbs growing "in the air" constituting a thick "grass-like" plant with a lot of very thin white aerial roots.
Grows better mounted on cork slabs or similar, flowers in late summer around august, it produces A LOT of small stems approximately 8-10 cm long, with MANY small (around 3-5 millimeters), cute and lightly scented flowers, more than 10 for each stem.
In full bloom you can count hundreds of single buds that looks like a small firework.
Open flowers stays on for a long period up to 2 months if treated well.
Very cute and satisfactory!
p.s. keep away from CATS... they love to eat it! :D
Culture: Warm grower, better mounted needs daily water and good humidity due to predominant aerial rooting.
Doesn't have a specific rest, roots are growing all year long, new vegetations from spring to summer.
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