Separate names with a comma.
No fun! But great pix - nice blooming.
Welcome! Where to you live? That information will be very helpful in determining the correct advice. Cyms like to stay on the damp side and that...
I grow it fairly shady - hanging with Pleurothallids, some small cool-growing Dendrobiums and other little things. The area gets a good soaking...
That is so special, to see Microcoelia gilpinae growing in-situ . That makes me love my "back yard" one even more.
Here's an odd one... an Angraecoid that isn't white. Native to eastern Madagascar, elevations from 100 - 1800 m. I grow it outside in coastal...
Mine isn't blooming at the moment (may skip this year but growing well) but has bloomed in the last couple of years. Not so easily compared with...
Cyms actually like to stay damp. If you are drying them out, that would lead to brown leaf tips. Mine get an overhead bath every other day, are...
Having no idea of what it was, (and I think others are puzzled as well) I turned the search over to Google. A Gastrochilus, perhaps? Google...
A beautiful, healthy plant. It probably needs repotting... the enemy of roots is soggy, airless, broken down medium. Your choice of medium is...
That looks like a Phalaenopsis. The dried up flower spike can be clipped near the base, it's not contributing to the plant. Now you need to give...
I have found that mine is bluer (but never THAT blue) in cooler weather. Summer heat tends to wash out the color. (It blooms 2-3 times a year,...
Oh wow!
The photos are no longer available on the server. This is a 9-year-old thread.
Note that this is a 9-year-old thread.
