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han 13th August 2009 09:25 AM

Flowering Strelitzia regaine (B.O.P)
 
Hi, I know it may seem odds to some people when a bird of paradise flowers in our tropical low land climate. But this plant I'm having have been with me for 10years, it does flower reliably and yearly but only once a year during the end of year.

It is very sensitive to location change and root disturbance due to repot or removing the pup. The 'reward' is no flower for that year.

Bract started to form
http://inlinethumb33.webshots.com/14...600x600Q85.jpg

Whole plant
http://inlinethumb44.webshots.com/44...600x600Q85.jpg

Week 1 began to show its color
http://inlinethumb43.webshots.com/98...600x600Q85.jpg

Week 2 second half of the bract started to open
http://inlinethumb22.webshots.com/42...600x600Q85.jpg

Week 3 Full opening
http://inlinethumb44.webshots.com/30...600x600Q85.jpg

plantlover 13th August 2009 03:55 PM

Re: Flowering Strelitzia regaine (B.O.P)
 
Pretty plant

marvin1997 13th August 2009 06:36 PM

Re: Flowering Strelitzia regaine (B.O.P)
 
The pup is the yellow thing??The are all over my condo but I still don't know how they reproduce.

han 13th August 2009 09:08 PM

Re: Flowering Strelitzia regaine (B.O.P)
 
Marvin, if you meant the yellow thing at the flower, it is not pup. It is just flower bract. The fastest way to reproduce would be through rhizome division like heliconia, but it is not easy to separate out the clump. Other way would be using seeds, however it is slow.


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Originally Posted by marvin1997 (Post 19435)
The pup is the yellow thing??The are all over my condo but I still don't know how they reproduce.



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