??Ant Plants??
Drosera84
10 years ago
I don't know where to post this so I decided to do it here
This is Myrmecodia "pink fruit" also know as ant plant. This is a gift from a good friend of mine. The only thing that she can tell me is its name. I did a search online and found very little information about it. Is anybody growing this plant? If so, will you give me some information? How much light? What is its media? What type of water (hard or soft water)? How much to water? Humidity? Heat tolerant?... exc
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