One year out of flask

[Stone]

Some of the de-flaskings from last Oct. I'm pretty happy with the progress.
They have been kept very warm and well fed. The little coloured tags signify when they got their last solid organic feed. Usually once per month.

thaianum (with a rootless niveum for company)





venustum...if the parents are anything to go by it should be a very colourful strain



sulivongii



argus

 

[Happypaphy7]

Wow~ those little thaianum seedlings look nice and hard.
Are they from Thailand or Taiwan? or local?
I see flasks from Thailand on eBay, but they always say the shipping will take three weeks. What a pity because their seedlings look very big in the flask although the number is low.
I really hate it when the seedlings are sold while too small.

My venustum seedlings have been about the best of any flasks I've grown.
They are very close to flowering now.

Good luck with all yours!

 

[Tom Reddick]

Very nice! Beautifully grown.

 

[Stone]

Wow~ those little thaianum seedlings look nice and hard.
Are they from Thailand or Taiwan? or local?
I see flasks from Thailand on eBay, but they always say the shipping will take three weeks. What a pity because their seedlings look very big in the flask although the number is low.

It was a Thai flask. The number was ok I have 2 pots like this and lost one plant.

 

[Mark Karayannis]

Excellent culture Mike. Good luck

 

[GuRu]

Excellent culture Mike. Good luck

I second this, good luck

 

[Ozpaph]

You're doing very well. Mike.

 

[Guldal]

Excellent job - they look so d... mouthwatering healthy!! :drool::drool:

Best regards,
Jens (who really laments the fact of having no nursery, but only window sills to grow in!)

 

[blondie]

Congrats they are looking great very health,

 

[gego]

Looking really good. Solid organic fert is very intresting, would you share more about it. Thanks.

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[Markhamite]

Great growing! The seedlings look amazing.

 

[Stone]

Looking really good. Solid organic fert is very intresting, would you share more about it. Thanks.

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I use blood and bone or bb + a seed meal like soya bean or cotton seed which has been composted and then dried.

Dr Tanaka has a recipe on his site...


http://www.orchid.or.jp/orchid/people/tanaka/fertize/enfertilizer.html

 

[gego]

Thanks Mike.

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[NYEric]

Very nice, good luck.

 

[SlipperFan]

They are growing beautifully!