you don’t need a moss pole but i’ve found it keeps the ariel roots tidy and the leaves size up well- but people grow beautiful floridas with just regular stakes. either way, it’ll def needs support as it continues growing. basic chunky aroid mix should do you good. i’ve found floridas to be very rewarding and not fussy at all
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My Florida beauty is thriving in Pon and j plan to do the same with my Florida ghost
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Mine loves its moss pole. Once it attached itself, the aerial root growth exploded and they’re growing like crazy. It’s really satisfying to see the roots growing throughout the pole.
For substrate I’ve got it in a typical chunky aroid mix: orchid bark, perlite, charcoal, indoor potting mix (peat moss).
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you don’t need a moss pole but i’ve found it keeps the ariel roots tidy and the leaves size up well- but people grow beautiful floridas with just regular stakes. either way, it’ll def needs support as it continues growing. basic chunky aroid mix should do you good. i’ve found floridas to be very rewarding and not fussy at all
My Florida beauty is thriving in Pon and j plan to do the same with my Florida ghost
Mine loves its moss pole. Once it attached itself, the aerial root growth exploded and they’re growing like crazy. It’s really satisfying to see the roots growing throughout the pole.
For substrate I’ve got it in a typical chunky aroid mix: orchid bark, perlite, charcoal, indoor potting mix (peat moss).