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‘Oaxaca’ -- from Fox Valley several years ago. It's growing nicely.
I'm growing mine bright, but with only dappled sun. Nights down to about 55ºF, days not less than about 70ºF. Lots of humidity (60 - 90%) in the greenhouse, and it gets watered once a week (although in the summer, it may get more -- I'll have to see how the greenhouse does in the summer).Awesome looking flower!
The few I have seen in private collection just sit there
any advise on how to make them wake up?
They are in shallow pans with a lava rock base and large bark mix on top
in a GH with lots of sun, humidity and love!
Jim
:clap::clap::clap:AWESOME! I hope I get the water & light right!WOW! What growth. Nice going Dot.
With growth like that, one would think blooming shouldn't be far behind!That's a nice healthy bunch! I wish mine would bloom!
I'm not an expert, but I wonder if you are giving your plant too much light. I used to grow mine under lights in the house, and now in the greenhouse it is quite sheltered from the sun.Our plants must be very closely related. Mine is from Tom a few years ago also, but looks like crap compared to your plant! My plant is a much lighter green, almost a yellow green and has done just about nothing in 2-3 years. Hopefully I can get it to do something now that I have my humidity problem solved and am fertilizing with the right things.
I'm not an expert, but I wonder if you are giving your plant too much light. I used to grow mine under lights in the house, and now in the greenhouse it is quite sheltered from the sun.
Hmmm -- I'm growing my Phrags and Multifloral Paphs very bright. The Mex light is somewhere between the mottled-leaf Paphs and the Phrags -- probably a little closer to the mottled-leaves.It's growing with all my other Paphs and Phrag, none of which are showing any signs of too much light. Maybe it will green up as the magnesium starts to take effect. We will see.
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