Brassavola nodosa

[JeanLux]

This year's flowering is great: 30+ spikes with 60+ flowers !



Jean

 

[Happypaphy7]

Beautiful display!
Is it planted in a basket and the roots are covering up everything here?
When I see something like this, I always wonder how one tackle it when it has no more space to grow?
Simply leave it be and just take some new growths that stick out here and there??

 

[SlipperFan]

WOW - most impressive!

 

[abax]

Gorgeous and beautifully grown. Is this one fragrant at
night? I can't remember if the one I had years ago was
fragrant.

 

[Lanmark]

Nice!

 

[JeanLux]

Beautiful display!
Is it planted in a basket and the roots are covering up everything here?
When I see something like this, I always wonder how one tackle it when it has no more space to grow?
Simply leave it be and just take some new growths that stick out here and there??

This plant has quite some history:
I mounted it on cork in 1994, as a first division from the mother-plant I got from Michel Paul in 1989 (and that unfortunately died away later).
Meanwhile I have done quite some divisions of the plant, all of them mounted on fern or cork. Maybe I find an earlier photo of it !?

Jean

 

[JeanLux]

Gorgeous and beautifully grown. Is this one fragrant at
night? I can't remember if the one I had years ago was
fragrant.

I have to check Angela; I am rarely in my greenhouse at night !

Jean

 

[JeanLux]

here is a picture from August 2002:



Jean

 

[blondie]

Stunning blooms and a stunning plant congrats.

 

[Mark Karayannis]

Excellent work. Congrats

 

[emydura]

Fantastic display Jean.

 

[Secundino]

Awesome!

 

[Brabantia]

Beautiful flowering of a nice big plant ! I have also a small plant coming from Hans Lucke in a four inches pot full of coarse back.

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