Acianthera strupifolia - Orchid Board

Rinaldo Bradtfixe Ignacio · #1 02-13-2012, 04:21 PM

This plant was marked with the destination, a recycle bin.
Approximately one year she was being dropped, gathered, and after several attempts, I was finding that it would not be able to recover it.
But it was with the expectation that an hour to solve if appear, and again was what happened.
A long-standing sheet, two hastezinhas, which now came in as the image and will give also a small bud and two new roots, I guess now it invigorates.
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Bud · #2 02-13-2012, 05:37 PM

This is a very interesting plant with a unique cluster of flowers.
I am glad you made all the efforts to revive this plant from the recicle bin and made it bloom.

glengary54 · #3 02-13-2012, 05:41 PM

Beautiful flower Rinaldo but it looks like you are growing the plant to dry.

Rinaldo Bradtfixe Ignacio · #4 02-13-2012, 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Bud

This is a very interesting plant with a unique cluster of flowers.
I am glad you made all the efforts to revive this plant from the recicle bin and made it bloom.

Bud, we are all orquidoidos, we do growers have been finally everything to get to revive these girls.
Hugs.

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Originally Posted by glengary54

Beautiful flower Rinaldo but it looks like you are growing the plant to dry.

Thanks, glengary54.
She was more than a year stationed, did not present any survival reaction, but now is reacting very well with new shoots and roots. It is being cultivated in a tree of acerola, in an environment that has a certain humidity, although the climate is rainy here our.
Hugs