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I'm slowly branching out into different kinds of plants. Today I thought my lithops were lost on the mail, so I consoled myself by buying my first orchid. (And then the lithops turned up anyway!)
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Wow,it's beautiful and the white colour makes it so pristine.
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Take good care of this jewel. It was exhibited in the recent show. The flower is the size of a man's palm. Heard it originated from Madagascar.
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Wow,I never knew the plant can be grown to flower that big.
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Real nice cutie. Angraecums should be grown like phals (oops, I don't think you know how a phal should be grown like since its your first orchid anyway..
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That's pretty much what the orchid grower who sold it to me said. Partial sun, water only after it's fairly dry.
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Sorry to disappoint, but most orchids do not 'keep blooming' throughout the year. Most, like this angraecum, are seasonal bloomers. So the next flowering will probably be around same time next year. But enjoy the flowers while they last..
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