So they are, Gary, so they are. I love every one of 'em.
Abax's fairrieanum
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papheteer
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A fine example! Been wanting to get one of these but I've heard they're kinda finicky... How true is this?
The two I have don't seem touchy so far, but they do like a cool rest in
December with intermediate temps. Both plants had a bloom and one
blasted and one did just fine. I think winter low temp. might be a bit
hard in my warmish greenhouse. I bought multi-growth plants and skipped
the seedling stage which isn't my strong suit. Ask me again this time next year. I'm always hopeful.
December with intermediate temps. Both plants had a bloom and one
blasted and one did just fine. I think winter low temp. might be a bit
hard in my warmish greenhouse. I bought multi-growth plants and skipped
the seedling stage which isn't my strong suit. Ask me again this time next year. I'm always hopeful.
phraggy
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As paphs go surely there's nothing better or classier than a good, dark coloured fairrie !!!
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orchideya
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Very nice one, I should get one too.
rangiku
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Paph newbie here with my first Paph purchase being a fairrieanum in bloom two year ago on 1 growth. It's growing now under T8 lights with 3 new growths and is just starting to bloom. If I can do it, certainly you can, too.
