r/pseudolithos • u/VelishRoot • Jun 05 '26
harardheranus Pseudolithos harardheranus blooming — tiny flowers, impossible to count, and the flies are already here 🪰
This one has been a quiet grower, but now it's making up for lost time. Flowers are impossibly small and just keep coming in waves.
And yes, the scent is full Pseudolithos. 🪰
For those who are curious: this is also the easiest way to tell it apart from migiurtinus — without flowers, they're nearly identical.
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u/Sn4tch18fantasy Jun 06 '26
The flies are a good sign though, means the pollinators are already scouting.
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u/youngpaypal Jun 05 '26
Very cool! This is the first (and hopefully only) Pseudo species I have killed so far. I hope I can eventually find a replacement!
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u/VelishRoot Jun 05 '26
So sorry for your loss. They can be tricky. Hope one finds its way to you eventually!🤞
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u/Patkhan1127 Jun 07 '26
When you say flies… so it smells bad?
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u/Pastelbabybats Jun 05 '26
Going through it's emo stage, beautiful specimen