Hey guys, long time lurker first time poster.
I got this guy a week and a half ago, and he's sitting in a spot that gets a bit of direct morning light and then bright indirect for the rest of the day. Is it too much light? Soil is moist and humidity high otherwise.

No its not too much light but your soil mix looks dry

Gina1960 said:No its not too much light but your soil mix looks dry

I watered it on Monday and it is still moist when I put my finger into it. It is an aroid mix so keeps airy but moist.

I use a similar mix. But all my verrucosums are planted directly into the ground, which here is just sand because its Florida LOL. Drains like a colander. My verrucosums take the equivalent of full sun in my greenhouse. Verrucosum is a climber, a positive phototroph. It climbs toward more light, and its leaves get bigger as it climbs. If it is not provided with a support to climb up, the leaves will get smaller. It doesn;t look particularly droopy to me, its probably still recovering to its change in scenery and conditions. These are a few of mine. The last photo of course isn;t a verrucosum LOL its to illustrate how bright the light is in there. Its bright enough to bloom a fully terete Vandaceous orchid called Vanda Miss Joachim, which requires full sun to bloom

Gina1960 said:I use a similar mix. But all my verrucosums are planted directly into the ground, which here is just sand because its Florida LOL. Drains like a colander. My verrucosums take the equivalent of full sun in my greenhouse. Verrucosum is a climber, a positive phototroph. It climbs toward more light, and its leaves get bigger as it climbs. If it is not provided with a support to climb up, the leaves will get smaller. It doesn;t look particularly droopy to me, its probably still recovering to its change in scenery and conditions. These are a few of mine. The last photo of course isn;t a verrucosum LOL its to illustrate how bright the light is in there. Its bright enough to bloom a fully terete Vandaceous orchid called Vanda Miss Joachim, which requires full sun to bloom

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Wow your plants look incredible!!
Thank you so much for your help, I am hoping it will bounce back soon. It did get a little more droopy overnight so I gave each leaf a stick and tied it with the green plant tape.

My plants are very old. I have what is referred to as the 'Standard Form' which was the form being grown in the early to mid-2000's. With all the variants of verrucosum around now, the Standard has become uncommon. I started with one plant and propagated it and have it growing now in 6-7 places in my greenhouse

Gina1960 said:My plants are very old. I have what is referred to as the 'Standard Form' which was the form being grown in the early to mid-2000's. With all the variants of verrucosum around now, the Standard has become uncommon. I started with one plant and propagated it and have it growing now in 6-7 places in my greenhouse

This is my dream LOL a beautiful greenhouse with lots of rare plants.