Neofinetia falcata Keiga Fukurin

 So, its official, my main plant of Keiga stabilized its variegation as fukurin. 

Last 5 leaves it produced have  consistent marginal stripes.

It is pretty exciting. Now I have both types of Keiga shima and fukurin. Curious what kind of babies this one will produce. Currently there is one pup that is almost ghost, so it doesn't count. Hope next one will be full on fukurin...

Neofinetia Mugen Shima repotted

I skipped repotting last year so started early this year to make up for that. 

Mugen shima came apart during process and now I have three.

The main plant keeps producing new pups, I like how every one of them comes out variegated.

The larger of two divisions has a start of new growth, it also seems to have some stripes, hopefully it will take on.

The smaller division is... well, small. But it has nice roots, so if  I will not drop the ball with regular waterings - it should progress.

All in all it is very productive plant :)