blooms on milt

[Lagoon]

Absolutely Gorgeous

[Phantasm]

These plants absolutely need annual repotting to do well, and I usually do it in the fall (September). As far as blooming is concerned, the best quality blooms are the early ones since they open in cooler temperatures and hold bloom longer. The bulk of the blooms are in a bit warmer temperatures and the bloom quality suffers as a result. My best blooms are with 55-75F temperature spreads, and some do fine with 60F nights. The important factor is to limit the daytime heat.

[Lagoon]

My milts are in pretty tight shoes right and will need to be repotted right after blooming.

I've went back to my first post for some name change. Like to correct it here too.

From : - Milt. woodlands "ebony"
to
Milt. Gerald micheal lawless "Pacific storm"

Thanks for your replies all