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Enjoy!!!
Grammatophyllum mini, the bulb is only 5 cm high!! ![]() ![]() dendrobium smilleae ![]() Coelogyne mayeriana ![]() ![]() Bulbophyllum NOID ![]() Dendrobium bracteosum ![]()
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Harris, call me uncivilised but I almost screamed when I saw your coelogyne mayeriana. I tried for years to get my damn pandurata to bloom but mission failed
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Great plants, harris...
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Wow!! Those are some beautiful plants.
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For coel like rochussenii, i put them under 70% shade and feed it weekly with high nitrogen fertiliser. after that, i stopped the high N feed and start with high Phosporos and Potassium (K) feed. after a month of this feed, I move the plant to an area with only 30% shade. The idea is to 'stress' the plant to induce flowering by giving it more light. after the flowers has wilted, i start with the same feeding regime again...
for pandurata and mayeriana, the flower is from new side shoot/keiki/anak. so keep feeding the plant with high N fertiliser to promote new growth. when there is a new bulb present, feed it with high P and K fertiliser. As for the dendro smilliae, I'm not sure what trigger it to bloom. Maybe the big drop in temperature because it has been raining in penang almost everyday for 4 weeks and now the dry season has started.
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Take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints... Last edited by harris; 25th December 2008 at 01:22 PM. |
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