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![]() Another ric question: I have two rics that have grown towards each other and at mid day they overlap each other in their competition for light.
I would like to move one of these rics. Do I just peel it back and cut its "foot"?
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![]() Yup. When you remove the first one there is a good chance it will grow back. Win/Win situation.
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![]() How long does it take for the rics to look fully grown again?
Thanks, Chris |
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![]() IIRC when you cut them in half it takes 1-2 weeks for them to grow back into a circle and heal. Within a month or two the cut in 1/2 ones have returned to mature size. I can't remember how long it takes for a new one to grow if you cut it off the rock. I'm sure someone on here knows.
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![]() About the same time.
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![]() Second method
If the ricordea is large enough postition the 'rock' the ricordea is on sideways so the ricordea polyp is sideways to the light Place a pebble on a part of the lower portion of the polyp. As the polyp reaches to the light it streches as the lower portion in held by the pebble causing it to form two polyps. You see common mushrooms do this oftern. Good luck |
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![]() Naesco,
Your method sounds interesting, can you give a tad more detail? I kind of get the logic behind it, but the how to is a little unclear... thank you! |
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