Hi Guys, So, I've noticed my H. bukasovii has a strange growing pattern similar to the epiphytic species H. papilio, H. calyptratum and very similar to Pamianth peruviana. There are many, many roots growing on top of the medium as well as circling the clay pot (well above the medium), at first I thought about possible reproduction via stolons but they're surely roots. I know from my friend that visited the habitat that they grow amongst leaf litter in a deciduous forest, he said they weren't anchored well into the ground. I'm assuming they were growing on top of the leaves and other plant material by the way he described them to me. Does anyone else notice this type of growth? I have noticed that H. neoleopoldii is stoloniferous as well as my H. macbrideii, I assume many Peruvian species multiply this way including H. bukasovii. Josh -- http://www.fortheloveofbulbs.blogspot.com/