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Old 05-15-2018, 06:38 PM
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I thought I'd post a series of pics showing the progression of flowering of C.iricolor, since I noticed buds in one of the sheathes when it was backlit. Here's a pic the day I discovered the buds, 5/13:
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And here's one from 5/15. This is my kind of progress:
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Gotta love it when the plant is eager to open those flowers!
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Looks very good, and the plants as well!

Are you using the LECA in a traditional growing method? I do not see reservoirs for s/h.
And also, is it after-sunset-greenhouse-light or is that a grow room with artificial light?
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Looks very good, and the plants as well!

Are you using the LECA in a traditional growing method? I do not see reservoirs for s/h.
And also, is it after-sunset-greenhouse-light or is that a grow room with artificial light?
It's one of my winter set ups. Tthe plants are in regular terracotta pots with leca. They sit in a tray of water. The lighting is repurposed led reef lighting. As soon as the blooming is over the plants will be moved outside for the he summer.
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And 3 more surprises in the background!
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5/19 Just a comment on the fragrance of C. iricolor. The area it's blooming in also has my nobilior in bloom, and from first light until 10:30 the whole room smelled like nobilior. The nobilior blooms still have a strong fragrance up close, but the fragrance in the room (and the whole upstairs) is all iricolor!
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