Vuylstekeara bloom issues

[Gin]

I thought I posted to your thread must of been in invisible ink .. I think it could be either cultural or virus. In the current picture there is some tie dyed color on the sepals when compared to the older photo . Makes me suspicious of virus . Testing is the only way to be sure .. Gin

[WhiteRabbit]

Originally Posted by Gin

I thought I posted to your thread must of been in invisible ink .. I think it could be either cultural or virus. In the current picture there is some tie dyed color on the sepals when compared to the older photo . Makes me suspicious of virus . Testing is the only way to be sure .. Gin

oh that crazy invisible ink!
thanks for your input Gin - I'll see about getting it tested

[johnblagg]

Originally Posted by Gin

I thought I posted to your thread must of been in invisible ink .. I think it could be either cultural or virus. In the current picture there is some tie dyed color on the sepals when compared to the older photo . Makes me suspicious of virus . Testing is the only way to be sure .. Gin

well not trying to contradict GINs opinion I am not near as qulifyied as she is on this ...but the origanal is so naturally splotchy and kind of tie dye I was just thinking it was possibly culture this time ....LOL go with Gin on this one before what I say she grows way more way better than I do

[WhiteRabbit]

Originally Posted by johnblagg

well not trying to contradict GINs opinion I am not near as qulifyied as she is on this ...but the origanal is so naturally splotchy and kind of tie dye I was just thinking it was possibly culture this time ....LOL go with Gin on this one before what I say she grows way more way better than I do

hehe - well I didn't take note of any color splotches for the same reason ...
and it was outside in the cold, so idk ...
and John - I certainly think you are qualified!
As are the other members who chimed in.
And I appreciate the input from all ...