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Ascocentrum curvifolium

Discussion in 'Orchid Species' started by juanriog, May 3, 2015.

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  1. juanriog

    juanriog Barcelona, Spain. Inter GH.

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    Cultivated in my IGH. In the very top, full sun!
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    naoki Well-Known Member

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    Nice color! Are leaves of this species usually this yellow? It almost looks like the leaves of some Neofinetia variety.
     
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    juanriog Barcelona, Spain. Inter GH.

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    Naoki, I think that yellow color is for the sun... Some times in my ascocentrum appears like violets spots too...
     
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    Beautiful species! Maybe some extra magnesium would green it up more?
     
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    juanriog Barcelona, Spain. Inter GH.

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    To avoid chlorosis? In winter gets dark it's self.
    Cheers but I never try that.. Did you?
     
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    I do try to dose chlorotic plants with magnesium sulfate when I remember and have the time, which is rare these days. Sometimes it helps, sometimes not, maybe because there's a lack of another nutrient like iron.
     
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