Potinara Kozo's Scarlet 'Ve-Emi'

[denvervet]

Ok, thanks for explaining that, how many foot candles do you think you would put a Pot. like mine? I am kinda new to all this. I REALLY appreciate your help Catwalker!

[Zoi2]

Here is the RHS info for your plant. It is now Rlc so give it as much light as you can.

The International Orchid Register / RHS Gardening

Joann

[catwalker808]

Zoi2.
Aha! Good of you to look it up. So the Brassavola part was probably B digbyana (now Rhyncholaelia digbyana). I covered the Laelia part changing to Cattleya, but I didn't even think about the Brassavola part.

(Just as I guessed from the clonal name, it was registered by my friend).

denvervet.
Zoi2 already gave pretty good advice about the light level. I was just giving additional info about what those foot candle levels meant ... bright light, definitely.

[denvervet]

Thank you so much, I have learned many things due to our conversations and please know how much I appreciate your comments. I will leave him where he is now, for the time being, he gets bright light there. 2 new leaf growths and I am hopeful for a bloom at some point. I will let you know for sure.

[Vanda lover]

I would say that North West light would be fine for a phal, but the catts need more. I have mine in a South window during the winter. We don't get much sun, though. You might be better with a little shading such as a shear curtain, since I believe you do get sun during the winter.

[denvervet]

We get more sun than southern california here in Denver. It only gets a small amount of morning sun and not for long where it is now. Its in a NE window. Thanks.

[Vanda lover]

The sunshine must be nice in the winter. When we moved here we traded or sun for a warmer climate with little snow. Rain forest. Now I need grow lights.

[denvervet]

Where are you? The sunshine is wonderful and its strong since we are a mile high, however I don't care or it here, I like the East Coast much better, people have much better manners and are friendlier. No one is "from" here so there is no sense of community similar to Florida. The weather and the State itself is gorgeous though! Food is terribly expensive here too. Orchids love it!

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[Vanda lover]

Originally Posted by denvervet

Where are you? The sunshine is wonderful and its strong since we are a mile high, however I don't care or it here, I like the East Coast much better, people have much better manners and are friendlier. No one is "from" here so there is no sense of community similar to Florida. The weather and the State itself is gorgeous though! Food is terribly expensive here too. Orchids love it!

We're off the coast of British Columbia Canada. We are next to an inlet surrounded by mountains, so clouds get stuck here in the valley a lot during the winter. If we drive over the mountains it is often sunny there. Our summers are warm and sunny with little rain, but lots of rain in the winter. It's a mild climate. Zone 7b
We've been to Florida but found it too crowded for our taste.