Bud watching for multiforals

[paphioboy]

I see. Thanks for the clarification. Lucky for you that you have cool temperatures as well. Over here, if I expose even a philippinense to direct sun it will cook in one day. lol.

 

[Camellkc]

I see. Thanks for the clarification. Lucky for you that you have cool temperatures as well. Over here, if I expose even a philippinense to direct sun it will cook in one day. lol.

I have heard from someone that philippinese grows on trees that exposed lots of sunlight in their living area. Don't know whether it is ture or not.

Are you living in philippine? If so, I wonder whether it is easier to handle the philippinese spieces in artificial environment in the native country, would you mind to enlighten me on this question?

 

[Kawarthapine]

The future looks very good indeed!

 

[paphioboy]

I have heard from someone that philippinese grows on trees that exposed lots of sunlight in their living area. Don't know whether it is ture or not.

Are you living in philippine? If so, I wonder whether it is easier to handle the philippinese spieces in artificial environment in the native country, would you mind to enlighten me on this question?

I am in Malaysia. We are less monsoonal climate than in the Philippines, generally, but do experience 3 hot and dry months every year. I have several philippinense from different sources, but none are blooming yet.

 

[Camellkc]

Update on 10/4/2016

anitums

PEoY

Saint Swithin

Philippinese

rothschildianums

Forgot to take the photo for the 266.