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Orphan Orchid photos




Category: Garden @ ECO | Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2007 5:58 pm

here are the photos of my orphan rescued orchid that finally rewarded me with a flower this year. 3 years of TLC. looks like many more flower sites as well. hope you enjoy. If any orchid enthusiasts would care to share any tips or suggestions i am open to it.








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zuzu's petals wrote on Wed Mar 07, 2007 6:07 pm:


Looking very good,
I'd say, keep doing what you've been doing, it's working. :-)

Your orphan is a Phalaenopsis,
it is a good choice for indoor growing,
being generally happy with the same temperature ranges that keep us happy.
It likes good light, but little or no direct sun,
unless it were to catch a few rays of early morning or early evening sun.

Your Paphiopedilum looks great, too,
not one I grow, they don't like the conditions in my glasshouse. :-(




aloes wrote on Wed Mar 07, 2007 6:25 pm:


that is so lovely. I tried many years ago to grow orchids in Namibia. I decided to give up. I still admire them though.

whatever you are doing that is very good.




 

eileen wrote on Wed Mar 07, 2007 11:30 pm:


I think I could do with some advice from YOU not the other way around!! You certainly seem to be doing all the right things for your orchids whereas I seem to be murdering mine. Thank goodness we don't have a homicide squad looking for plant killers!!! Strabgely enough it's about the only kind of plant I give the kiss of death to - everything else seems to thrive.
You really have greenfingers when it comes to growing orchids and your photographs are lovely.




 

Gardenstew wrote on Thu Mar 08, 2007 1:04 am:


Well worth the wait Todd, thanks so much for posting this beauty.




 

cajunbelle wrote on Thu Mar 08, 2007 2:02 am:


What beauties Todd, looks like you are doing everything right.





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