Phrag ecuadorensis 'Birchwood'

[SlipperKing]

Blooming again in 2017

 

[NYEric]

Ok, thanks for sharing.

 

[John M]

Wonderful!!!

 

[Bjorn]

So, its blooming again? Mine is in bud, and will come later. Had an attack of scale on it , discovered last year so it is not looking as green as your is. Not too commonly seen this variety

 

[SlipperKing]

So, its blooming again? Mine is in bud, and will come later. Had an attack of scale on it , discovered last year so it is not looking as green as your is. Not too commonly seen this variety

For 2017, it bloomed most of last year. I agree Bjorn, not often see and even more so with this clone. I have another one from John, its more resistant to blooming.

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[mrhappyrotter]

I love it. Nice flower.

I've got a P. pearcei that has been in spike/bloom since March or April of last year. One of the old spike is just now finally opening its last bloom, and there's a new spike forming that's already got a good sized bud showing. It was a reluctant bloomer until it reached a size where it had a dozen or more growths, and since then, it's been a good bloomer. It needs to be repotted this year, though, and I'm concerned that's going to set it back awhile. In my experience, they hate being repotted.

 

[Rick]

Nice Rick

How long are the leaves on this plant?

 

[Phrag-Plus]

Gorgeous! I love the petals...

 

[SlipperFan]

That is great!

 

[abax]

Please, if anyone has a division of this plant, remember
my name. I love it and it will very happy with my other
Phrags. I do have a little $$$$ to spend.

 

[SlipperKing]

I love it. Nice flower.

I've got a P. pearcei that has been in spike/bloom since March or April of last year. One of the old spike is just now finally opening its last bloom, and there's a new spike forming that's already got a good sized bud showing. It was a reluctant bloomer until it reached a size where it had a dozen or more growths, and since then, it's been a good bloomer. It needs to be repotted this year, though, and I'm concerned that's going to set it back awhile. In my experience, they hate being repotted.

Here is the other ecuadorensis. I think it has hit the critical mass category for blooming but not to be yet

Here is my pearcei and it can be tough to bloom with multiple flowers


The two together. If you look closely, the ecuadorensis leaves are narrower then the pearcei. Basically the same length


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[NYEric]

:drool: Pretty good for green Phrags!

 

[Migrant13]

Healthy as can be. Come on spikes!!

 

[eaborne]

Awesome!