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A beauty indeed. Looks similar to my hookerae 'Icarus Wings'.
What are the leave colours?
And gorgeous it is, too!No purple undertones, so a fully fledge hookerae!
Very nice clone of P. hookerae but, since the plant is still small, I would cut the flower after two weeks to keep the plant strong.The best i have ever had from Sam.
Very nice! Sam makes quality plants!
That’s very unfortunate. I’m sorry to hear that. How so?? I keep mine damn near wet all year! It’s the only way it will bloom. What’s your growing conditions and media?Definitely like these two.
I just rotted out the second one from Sam yesterday :-( maybe try again next year...
That’s very unfortunate. I’m sorry to hear that. How so?? I keep mine damn near wet all year! It’s the only way it will bloom. What’s your growing conditions and media?
Hmmm... interesting. Mine is in a 2 1/2” Rand’s pot, and about equal parts Sphagnum, small orchiata, and #3 perlite. All of my orchids are grown in a west window of my home. I have a ceiling fan and floor fan, humidity ranges from 45-55 usually. An interesting note, I grew mine in low light like recommended for a couple years and it hardly grew at all and never flowered. I moved it to the windowsill, where it received a couple hrs of direct sunlight in the afternoon, and boom! It started growing and flower for me. And like I said, I keep it almost wet all year long, but I do have good air flow.pretty much the same...
i have a feeling that the spot where i am growing all the low light guys is a little dead for air movement... i added a small fan there last week. since these were still in 2 1/2" pots, they are in my seedling mix.. small kiwi, perlite and stones, with some sand and chicken grit. i'm also going to throw some slug bait around in case the rot had some help getting started. i looked and still have one of the 'gigantic' selfings left.. hoping i keep it through a new growth...
My Sangii is right in the window sill edge, in hot bright direct sunshine for a couple hrs every afternoon and doing great as well.interesting thought about the light... i may have to see if i can move it out a little... maybe with the javanicum and sangii...
Have you bloomed your sangii(s) yet?My Sangii is right in the window sill edge, in hot bright direct sunshine for a couple hrs every afternoon and doing great as well.
Not yet. I’ve had it for about a year now from a seedling. It has 11 leaves now and the last is only an inch long, with something else forming down in the apex. Hopeful of a spike!Have you bloomed your sangii(s) yet?