Bernd_S
Bernd
Since about March of this year I will try to armmeniacum and fairieanum alternative substrates, since I can get the plants though, they never grow really well :-(
Here some pictures how it looks at the moment.
The armeniacum in Kanuma has entered me. The substrate in Ophrys grow well. The plant (below) had blossomed in April. She now has two new shoots.
The fairieanum make in Kanuma also good. The rounder with the bright old leaves had these already partially so, when I had brought them out from ancient Subtrat (Bloom 2012). Had very bad roots!
The very large fairieanum is, according to the (well-known German) dealer from Munich last orchid market supposedly secure a fairieanum!
There would be that with so long leaves!
Now, at one point the Kanuma is already raised by many new roots. In the heart of the plant itself shows a bud.
'm Curious what it is. From the appearance of vigor and I have serious doubts about the statement of the dealer. Perhaps a hybrid?
Greetings
Bernd
Here some pictures how it looks at the moment.
The armeniacum in Kanuma has entered me. The substrate in Ophrys grow well. The plant (below) had blossomed in April. She now has two new shoots.
The fairieanum make in Kanuma also good. The rounder with the bright old leaves had these already partially so, when I had brought them out from ancient Subtrat (Bloom 2012). Had very bad roots!
The very large fairieanum is, according to the (well-known German) dealer from Munich last orchid market supposedly secure a fairieanum!
There would be that with so long leaves!
Now, at one point the Kanuma is already raised by many new roots. In the heart of the plant itself shows a bud.
'm Curious what it is. From the appearance of vigor and I have serious doubts about the statement of the dealer. Perhaps a hybrid?
Greetings
Bernd