I bought a seedling last year (two years ago?) from Fred Clarke. The new growth grew completely sideways (parallel to the top of the pot) - perpendicular to the older smaller growths. So, something needed to be done. When I took it out of the small plastic pot it came in I saw that at the center was a sphagnum plug. This is often how large-scale operations grow seedlings. From compot to plug tray to pot. I teased off all the sphagnum and after looking at the situation and seeing that this species likes a very dry rest I decided to mount it on a piece of wood. Here you can see that recent larger growth parallel to the mount. There is a new growth just starting. Hopefully the plant will attach to the mount. If not, it will have a tough time surviving.
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