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Old 12-29-2015, 04:58 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Default Re: Winter problems or something else????

Pretty sure that is dwarf, Tall Orinoco have thinner pstems even when small but with the pstem sheaths separating I could be wrong. I have both Tall and Dwarf Orinoco, the orangish yellow color seems to be something seasonal when kept outdoors and it starts to get colder, it may have something to do with light reduction. In the fall mine always get lower leaves like that. They usually grow pretty well indoors, one thing to watch for is spider mites. Fungus gnats are transparent with dark insides, those look a little thicker but could be one of the other stages they go through when they transform into adults. I store mine under my house when they are mature enough, with no roots, no leaves, and no light, or water for 6 months till spring and they are quite tough.
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