Not very many Miltoniopsis fans?

[terryros]

Here is a link to a picture of Miltoniopsis Robert Jackson 'Wild Thing'.

Aug 10, 2009 - a set on Flickr

I think I might start a new thread to try and collect what people have found to be successful ways to grow and bloom Miltoniopsis. There is probably a lot of variety to learn from.

[WhiteRabbit]

Originally Posted by terryros

Here is a link to a picture of Miltoniopsis Robert Jackson 'Wild Thing'.

Aug 10, 2009 - a set on Flickr

I think I might start a new thread to try and collect what people have found to be successful ways to grow and bloom Miltoniopsis. There is probably a lot of variety to learn from.

nice! I love this one - I have a small one - and it is indeed tagged as "Milt."

[andrew__]

Eep, so it's Miltoniopsis that needs the cooler temperatures and Miltonia that likes it warmer? I've had this backwards then I guess!

I have a Miltoniopsis x something that's not a Miltoniopsis probably (Pbs are much much more ball-shaped than Miltoniopsis) that's growing well enough but is recovering from a harsh re-potting/division/scale treatment two years ago that's now doing much better. Wouldn't say I'm having huge success but it isn't dying either.

[barkingsquirrell]

I just purchased one this year in bloom......so far all I've really learned about it is that my cats like to chew on the leaves.