It is so common for bolbitis heudelotii to have black be blackened when
received from anywhere anyplace. If black to start bolbitis heudelotii will
be black until it finds its spot to grow. Rest assured it will never die.
I gave away pieces that had rooted to Arizona volcanic rock. The lone piece
of rhizome left I tucked into a driftwood centerpiece just because. I
trimmed the shoots that grew horizontal just because I was pretty frustrated
with bolbitis. Today the bolbitis heudelotii grows green and leafy up and
out of it's driftwood and pearls consistently. It is quite amazing. This
experience is now three years.
Texas Oklahoma border ... what city? Red river clay? Where? Me born and raised in NE Kansas have only seen red river clay in parts of Georgia.
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