tigrinum

[Stone]

 

[kiwi]

Nice,
Are they from Sam?

 

[Ozpaph]

well done

 

[troy]

Excellent blooming!! Dave sarkowsky had one of these 7 growth plant in spike for 150.00

 

[Stone]

Excellent blooming!! Dave sarkowsky had one of these 7 growth plant in spike for 150.00

Cheap! BTW, how's rocket man? :rollhappy:

 

[Stone]

Nice,
Are they from Sam?

No, probably Popow

 

[troy]

Rocket mans people are livin the dream!!

 

[gego]

Good blooming.

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[fibre]

Well done! :clap:

 

[ksriramkumar]

Wow!!...drooling

 

[Linus_Cello]

Culture? Grow like a cattleya?

 

[SlipperKing]

Nicely done Mike. Looks like you have it in a net pot/basket, yes? So did you keep on the dry side all winter?

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[John M]

Very nice. I noticed the basket, too. Switching to a basket is how I finally got my clone 'Dana' to finally do well and begin to clump. This species likes to grow like a Cattleya with complete drying in-between each watering.

 

[blondie]

Lovely bloom one of my favourites congrats

 

[Wendy]

Nice nice nice!!!

 

[Stone]

Nicely done Mike. Looks like you have it in a net pot/basket, yes? So did you keep on the dry side all winter?

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Rick and Linus
Yep plastic basket with bark charcoal chc and a little fern fibre.
I think it needs more water than a Cattleya (at least my Cattleyas) when growing but I keep it almost completely dry over winter. This year it got down to 1C twice and 0C once. Average was about 5C over night and 14 during the day. Just a little splash of water once every couple of weeks. However our winters are very humid so you might need a bit more if your humidity is low in winter?

 

[SlipperFan]

What a great tigrinum!

 

[GuRu]

What a great tigrinum!

Indeed it is - congrats! Thanks too for the cultural advices, now I can see clearly what I did wrong in the past.

 

[DIN]

Impressive.

 

[NYEric]

Very nice, thanks for sharing.