( armeniacum x micranthum) - An example of one of the most popular hybrids in our online catalog. Perfect for the under-lights grower with not much space.
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Paph. Fumi's Delight
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NYEric
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Yay Parvi hybrids!!
John M
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That's a nice one Tom. Drool! Mine reflexes terribly. 'Must get more!
The Orchid Boy
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I agree w/ John. Nice one!
Scuttlebutt says this one needs a cool, dryish winter. Have you
found that to be true, Tom? I'd love to have one or two, but 60F and not
very dry in winter is what I have to offer.
found that to be true, Tom? I'd love to have one or two, but 60F and not
very dry in winter is what I have to offer.
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Dido
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a great one like it
Hi Abax,
We give all of our Parvi species and hybrids a cool winter rest, along with an increase in ambient light levels and reduction in watering/fertilizing frequency. We don't allow them to get bone-dry, but the pots are definitely on the light side before being watered - especially if there hasn't been a lot of sun.
We give all of our Parvi species and hybrids a cool winter rest, along with an increase in ambient light levels and reduction in watering/fertilizing frequency. We don't allow them to get bone-dry, but the pots are definitely on the light side before being watered - especially if there hasn't been a lot of sun.
I love the flower, but I don't know about winter lighting here. I'm on the
edge of the Cumberland Plateau and our winters aren't terribly cold, but
are really gloomy and overcast. I do well with Brachys...hmmmm, I'd hate
to kill such a lovely plant.
edge of the Cumberland Plateau and our winters aren't terribly cold, but
are really gloomy and overcast. I do well with Brachys...hmmmm, I'd hate
to kill such a lovely plant.
