Ceratostema aff. zamorana
Owned by SFSU Greenhouse (@SFSU_GH).
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Notes
May not be C. zamorana. May be C. guachizacae, but doesn’t appear to quite look like what we are familiar with as C. guachizacae. Does lack ribbed hypanthium, which should be present in C. zamorana.
Details
Identity & Classification
- Common Name
- Ceratostema aff. zamorana (Vanini)
- Clone ID
- Jay Vanini Clone
- Hybrid/Species/Unknown
- Species
Growth & Physical Traits
- Plant Type
- Epiphyte, Fruit, Tropical Plant
Lifecycle & Reproduction
- Propagation Method
- Cutting
Care & Requirements
- Temperature Range
- Cool Temperate (32–70°F / 0–21°C)
- Light Needs
- Partial Sun
Origin & Source
- Acquisition Source
- Jay Vanini
- Natural Habitat Location
- Ecuador
Collection Context
- Quantity
- 1
- Growing Area
- Highlands House
- Added Details
- May not be C. zamorana. May be C. guachizacae, but doesn’t appear to quite look like what we are familiar with as C. guachizacae. Does lack ribbed hypanthium, which should be present in C. zamorana.
Ceratostema aff. zamorana (Vanini)
Ceratostema
aff. zamorana
Common NameCeratostema aff. zamorana (Vanini)
Clone IDJay Vanini Clone
Hybrid/Species/UnknownSpecies
Growth & Physical Traits
Plant Type
Epiphyte, Fruit, Tropical Plant
Lifecycle & Reproduction
Propagation Method
Cutting
Care & Requirements
Temperature Range
Cool Temperate (32–70°F / 0–21°C)
Light Needs
Partial Sun
Origin & Source
Acquisition SourceJay Vanini
Natural Habitat LocationEcuador
Collection Context
Quantity
1
Growing AreaHighlands House
Added Details
May not be C. zamorana. May be C. guachizacae, but doesn’t appear to quite look like what we are familiar with as C. guachizacae. Does lack ribbed hypanthium, which should be present in C. zamorana.
Ceratostema
aff. zamorana
Common NameCeratostema aff. zamorana (Vanini)
Clone IDJay Vanini Clone
Hybrid/Species/UnknownSpecies
Added Details
May not be C. zamorana. May be C. guachizacae, but doesn’t appear to quite look like what we are familiar with as C. guachizacae. Does lack ribbed hypanthium, which should be present in C. zamorana.
Growth & Physical Traits
Plant Type
Epiphyte, Fruit, Tropical Plant
Lifecycle & Reproduction
Propagation Method
Cutting
Care & Requirements
Temperature Range
Cool Temperate (32–70°F / 0–21°C)
Light Needs
Partial Sun
Origin & Source
Acquisition SourceJay Vanini
Natural Habitat LocationEcuador
Collection Context
Quantity
1
Growing AreaHighlands House