Im going to put these right in the blooming section and give them some ideas on how to do this properly
1st we have a 2 year old BC Makai which bloomed a long long time ago. I cant count the new growths anymore and it has about 50 total I would dare say. It got rained on all day and really enjoyed the rain.
C aclandiae. you know I love these and they grow for me too. Always a plus when you really enjoy a certain flower and the plants grow good for you
Rhyncholaelia glauca. This one was a new one for me and its done remarkably well. The bulbs are so easy to break when they are nubbins. I have broken a few off and to my surprise 2 always came back. If the plants wants to grow its going to grow.
C. lueddemanniana. Another one I got earlier in the year with buds. Its put out a total of 15 new bulbs off the 5 original bulbs. Its going to be a blooming monster I sure hope!!
C. aurantiaca. Bought this one a few months back and it had sheaths. In the light I can see tiny buds in them
. Has a few new growths also as you can see
Schomburgkia splendida v cauca. Got this at the HOS in april has one new bulb and is doing very well. These are monster BIG leafs and way too much for my tiny space but Oh well we gotta play this one out now.
The wine nets keep the plants growing straight up instead of wild and willy nilly. I like them to grow nice and tall. They dont seem to mind and it actually makes them more manageable the larger they get.
I have much more. You got to feel these look damn fine though even without blooms. Ive turned orchids into houseplants
Great Looking Catt Foliage!!
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