Bud watching for sanderianums, wilhelminiaes and other multi floral hybrids

[Camellkc]

Apart from that blooming one, 3 other sadies are in spike now.

Another one

3 blooming sandies in one shot

2 Yang-ji Halk in spike

MK in spike

Susan Booth in low bud

A big Lady Isable in low sheath

Few wilhelminiae in low bud or low sheath, just take a photo on 2 of them

 

[Wendy]

Marvellous! It's going to be quite a show soon.

 

[ksriramkumar]

Wow. Nice and healthy. Looking fwd to the blooms.

 

[Happypaphy7]

How exciting!

I love the sight of buds and spikes developing all over.

Regarding the potting mix, are they stones (the kind that people use in Asia for small Cymbidiums) and bark chips??

 

[gego]

Very good growing. Bud watching is exciting. Very green, lower light?

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[Clark]

3 blooming sandies in one shot

Nice hat trick

 

[NYEric]

Cool, thanks for sharing.

 

[Ozpaph]

going well

 

[abax]

What enjoyment you're going to have with all those plants
in bloom. Hong Kong must be a great place for growing
multis. All the plants look so healthy.

 

[Camellkc]

How exciting!

I love the sight of buds and spikes developing all over.

Regarding the potting mix, are they stones (the kind that people use in Asia for small Cymbidiums) and bark chips??

Yes, they are mainly the mix of "stone" and fur bark

 

[Camellkc]

Very good growing. Bud watching is exciting. Very green, lower light?

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Since the temperature is not that low this winter, I do not put my paphs to enjoy direct sunbath. Relatively low light intensity for this year.

 

[SlipperFan]

Very impressive!

 

[paphioboy]

Great growing! What is it that you spray on your plants? Fungicide? What type and frequency?

 

[Camellkc]

Great growing! What is it that you spray on your plants? Fungicide? What type and frequency?

Yes, it is fungicide, I spray it for my plant bi-weekly.

 

[Happypaphy7]

Yes, they are mainly the mix of "stone" and fur bark

Thanks!
Special stone you guys have mainly for orchids or plants in general?
Is it light weight porous material??