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Old 07-11-2023, 09:25 PM
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#7 a Gongora? A fave of mine but all are lovely.
Yes, gongoras are fascinating orchids. I have to confess that I haven't gotten the hang of Stanhopea-types yet. I can't seem to keep them thriving for long. So, I was very surprised to see Gongora gibba bloom for me. Guess I was doing something right after all
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Yes, gongoras are fascinating orchids. I have to confess that I haven't gotten the hang of Stanhopea-types yet. I can't seem to keep them thriving for long. So, I was very surprised to see Gongora gibba bloom for me. Guess I was doing something right after all
Temperature might be the culprit for Stanhopeas, or at least a lot of them. Several people have mentioned that either they don't spike or the spike dies when temps get too high. A lot of Gongoras come from tropical areas where they not only like to grow warm but need to.
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