I only have phal's which are the easiest of all orchids to keep. @Leo in N E Illinois is the orchid expert here.I've never owned an Orchid before, I recently saw this one, and now I want one. Is there's anything I need to know about Orchids before diving in? Summoning @Carol 83 to her own thread.
It's a gomesa jiaho queen orchid.
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Michigan Tree Murderer
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Michigan Tree Murderer
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Not sure what a Phal is so you know more than I. I'll have to read up when Leo drops his knowledge. He's good.
Tax included.
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19Mateo83
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OMG, I just looked at it more closely and that's exactly what it looks like!
ShadyStump
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This is why I keep the brats around. Never a moment unappreciated.
Except for the boring ones. They hate those.
Except for the boring ones. They hate those.
SWfloirda
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Orthophytum and the start of an ornamental pineapple
AlainK
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Prunus x accolade root cuttings, May 2020 and today :
Ruddigger
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I need to figure out what the trick is to get the whole tree blooming at once. It’s always a little bit at a time.
Deano
Shohin
My little Breath of heaven (Coleonema pulchellum) is starting to bloom.
namnhi
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RobGA
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Hellebore time.
ShadyStump
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Cleaned out the flower bed a little today since it was nice, and lots of hope popping already.
Spanish lavender seems alright despite being slightly out of its zone.
My middle daughter's coneflower never quite died over winter.
The columbines are already springing.
And the roses are waking up too.
I know, I know. It not flowers.
YET!
I'm a little excited for spring!
Spanish lavender seems alright despite being slightly out of its zone.
My middle daughter's coneflower never quite died over winter.
The columbines are already springing.
And the roses are waking up too.
I know, I know. It not flowers.
YET!
I'm a little excited for spring!
Orion_metalhead
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Repotting prep... sorting through what i have on hand... sifted 5g of turface and 5g perlite. Took a break and pruned the butterfly bushes.
Base mix:
Deciduous #1:
Base mix:
Deciduous #1:
Orion_metalhead
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I totally put that in the wrong thread. Lol
Deep Sea Diver
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Pretty simple. It involves taking off the strongest buds before they bloom…
Cheers
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For all the work of growing, pruning, shaping, jinning, and other machinations that normally go into a bonsai, there's something refreshingly simple about buying a nice cutting, sticking it in a pot, and just having it work. Flowering species seem best for this. Love this little guy, and it's the easiest to maintain.
I was going to mention that but
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