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robert
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I'm thinking of ordering one, or possibly several of these, and wondered if anyone knows if they are easy to bloom, and what the typical blooming size is.
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Hi Robert,
I would buy the largest one you can possibly afford. With those two parents, they like to be large and mulit-growth before they bloom. I have one that has been mature for years now, 4 mature growths, no blooms. They are not the easiest, IMHO.
I got mine from Parkside and the cross is one with older parents ('Rex' x 'Deep Pockets')
I finally got my Julius (with 'rex' as a parent) to spike after a cold spot this fall, but I gave the PEOY the same treatment and nuthin!
I had a couple seedlings but sold them when this one proved so difficult.
I'm not trying to discourage you; only saying buy it as big as you possible can get it.
Good luck!
I would buy the largest one you can possibly afford. With those two parents, they like to be large and mulit-growth before they bloom. I have one that has been mature for years now, 4 mature growths, no blooms. They are not the easiest, IMHO.
I got mine from Parkside and the cross is one with older parents ('Rex' x 'Deep Pockets')
I finally got my Julius (with 'rex' as a parent) to spike after a cold spot this fall, but I gave the PEOY the same treatment and nuthin!
I had a couple seedlings but sold them when this one proved so difficult.
I'm not trying to discourage you; only saying buy it as big as you possible can get it.
Good luck!
Ron-NY
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I agree with Heather. The larger the better. I think mine bloomed after the 5th growth matured.
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robert
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OK, thanks.
Wendy
Just me!
I agree...buy a nice sized one. Mine is a seedling from Orchid Inn. I bet I won't see any flowers for some years yet.
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Jmoney
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they can bloom on a large first growth and a 1/3 to 1/2 grown new start, but only if they're particularly well-rooted and happy.
