Phrag After-Glo

[cabnc]

Melissa,

They will never re-bloom in Memphis. Especially not with an ID SHADY trake

Send them to the beach in NC for some sun !!

Charlie

[shadytrake]

Originally Posted by cabnc

Melissa,

They will never re-bloom in Memphis. Especially not with an ID SHADY trake

Send them to the beach in NC for some sun !!

Charlie

You know I don't have too much trouble culling the collection of other genera but the Paphs and Phrags were pricey and I just can't let them go yet.

I'll give them at least another year....

[RosieC]

My next phrag really has to be one of the reds. I love them.

[elizann]

Nice.I love the color.

[RJSquirrel]

aye nice indeed

I have my little sad tiny phrags. I just dont ever see them going anywhere but eventually in the trash can....they just too small..Small is harder to grow bec they are too pikky...my leaves are all turning spotty yellow from the once nice green. I just dont know why or what to do with them

[Lagoon]

Love the shading and brightness of this phrag - beautiful!
For the most part, Phrags are easy to grow, for some - its the water quality thats very important to them and won't do well without pure almost calicum free water.
So it does depend on the type of phrags you're growing.

Don't give up -- but get a better understanding on what you're phrags want

[Gin]

I have quite a few Phrags. and Paphs. the Phrags. get rain water, how often depends on the weather if hot daily if not every couple of days .
I Fert. once a week . Mine are not set in water they are watered like the rest of the plants .
It takes awhile for the new fans to develop then produce spikes .. hang in there .

[elizann]

I want one. Those are beautiful!

[cabnc]

An updated photo. The second bud opened and we had two flowers for a few days, then the first dropped. There is a third bud developing so we will have flowers for a few more weeks.

Charlie