Phal. Ambo Buddha 'Phoenix' FCC/AOS

[lienluu]

This was a keiki off the original plant.

 

[Greenpaph]

Incredible culture and flowering!

thanks:clap: :clap:

 

[Gideon]

Wow, what a specimen, how long did it take to get to that size?

 

[NYEric]

Wow! It's easy to see the benefit of overhead vs directed lighting.

 

[Marco]

great plant and display Lien. How many growths are on there.

 

[Elena]

Wow, that's one fat happy Phal! Gorgeous flowers too.

 

[toddybear]

Excellent job in growing that one! Stunning!

 

[SlipperFan]

What a great display!

 

[Barbara]

It was a keiki!?! Grows well...very pretty.

 

[lienluu]

It started off as a single growth keiki around 2001/2002 and is now about 9 growths

 

[Marco]

cool...thanks Lien

 

[adiaphane]

what's that green multifloral looking paph in the back? Is it just the buds I am seeing?

Anyway, your phal is stunning. I wish I could grow them better.

 

[smartie2000]

.....waiting for any of my plants to keiki so I can pot them all up like that

 

[Hien]

It started off as a single growth keiki around 2001/2002 and is now about 9 growths

Amazing, I never seen any phal doing this in my entire orchid life, at least so far.
Cultural award, ya?
Did you feed it with any thing special? steroid, perhaps?
I remember you also be able to make a besseae making 9 growths, how do you do this with besseae? I could not even stop it from growing smaller at time progresses.:sob: I do need some detail instructions for besseae.

Wow! It's easy to see the benefit of overhead vs directed lighting.

Eric, would you mind elaborate what you are saying. Did you say that overhead lighting make plants grow like this?

 

[Jon in SW Ohio]

Well done Lien!!

Now grow the Anaconda like that! oke:

Jon

 

[NYEric]

Eric, would you mind elaborate what you are saying. Did you say that overhead lighting make plants grow like this?

Yah, notice the blooms around the whole plant. That's almost impossible if your light source is from a window or the side of a building shades some of the growth.