I'd also like to add hoyas to the list. I've had success with many species so far. Unfortunately lost most to pests
Very interesting. I have some hoya in the kitchen and if i water those once per month im being generous. Was always under the impression they dont like to be wet long.
I have also been away for a little bit as I was playing in a tournament that took a month and a lot of my spare time got invested into it.
I too come with small updates on the plants im trying at the moment.
The orchids were a flop though i believe it's very possible. Just not in my setup, was way too humid and i got mold on them after 2 weeks or so.
Aglaomena adepted very well. lots of new growth. It flowered as well but the flower rotted before it opened.
Philodendron scandens brasil: roots rotted after long exposure to water, but another cutting that is only hanging and growing on the humidity seems to do ok.
Philodendron scandens micans: doesnt develop much submerged roots either, but doesnt rot. Has developed a lot of air roots. Grows better on humidity i think.
Ctenanthe: original rootball rotted but they quickly developed new roots and seem to thrive. Very quick growth in a short period.
Colocasia: i took 2 colocasia home about a month ago that had 1 yellow leaf each. I'll let the pictures speak for itself on that one.
Horn fern: i have a very small one laying on a coco fiber stick. Grows on the humidty and has developed a lot of new, hairy roots. Only one new leaf. Seems to do fine so far.
Sorry for the double reply, wasnt letting me put it in one message.
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