Probably the last clone of my very late purpuratas to flower. This plant did grow well over last winter. It produced a nice new growth and then when this matured, promptly produced another from the new lead in the spring. Both bulbs are flowering and both have five blooms.
David, the leaf and pseudobulb structure looks different on the two flowering growths, but I can’t see all of them. This would be the impact of your cultural change. Can you describe the difference for me?
Have you seen that the increased light intensity has shortened the new growths on many of the unifoliate species?
Terry, not really. Some are a bit shorter, some a bit taller. When they’re taller, they tend to be bigger, better growths.
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