Yes Evan and through all my mutterings about Monstera and my not being able to find it on the plant list, Noel goes and finds out it is
. Jonna, that list is not complete it seems but any way it will be a great help with Noel's venture. As you happen to be the resident expert linguistically of the area could you look up a few more please. No need to translate.
Noel, the stem, vine or what ever is still giving a Ficusi look to me. Let me check up Ficus and see if it grows there. This Ficus(Fig) is also an Epi, here birds come and eat its fruit and then go poop on top of a tree or building. There are Temples here on the cupola of which a Ficus starts to grow and slowly sends its roots down, slowly it gets covered with roots and the roots fuse/graft together in time and become a crenelated looking trunk. After a hundred years or so it seems some one went and built a temple inside the trunk of a tree? Excellent for Bonsai.
http://fm2.fieldmuseum.org/pla...
There are eight Ficus, family Moraceae reported in Colombia.
I cannot make out from the following link because only you have the live specimen.
http://fm2.fieldmuseum.org/pla...
Enter the names in Google search and look up living specimens.
You seem to be in ORCHIDACEAE heaven
why are you after Ficus
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.We all want these Orchids
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Regards,
Arif.
Why cannot the threads of all these airborne plants or Epi's or whatever come under one head so that it is easier?
