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Neostylis Lou Sneary
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I've had this one about 5 years, but the first year and a half I had it, I tried very hard to kill it :p (too much water) It bloomed last year for the first time for me, after taking a couple years to recover from my mistreatment. When I got it, it was two fans - they separated due to my poor care - the other has grown as well as this one, and has gotten a couple of spikes, but they've aborted ...
Now growing in a 3" clay pot, coconut husk chips mix, west facing window. Looks like the small buds at the spike tip are blasting :p Thanks for looking :) |
Beautiful!
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Well done!!!! Mine is blooming now too. Mine keikied and both it and the mom are in blooming.
Something I noticed is that these neo hybrids grow awesome when grouped together. I have about six hybrids of various types growing with no medium at all together. I can't explain it but apart they didn't do well, together they're happy. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Hmm ... interesting observation about grouping the Neo hybrids ... My other two Neostylis (the other Lou Sneary, and a Pinky) grew together - both also spiked, but Lou Sneary spike aborted ... |
I love this!
I tossed mine two years ago when I was moving. Should have kept it. Is yours fragrant? I remember mine very nicely scented. I now have a substitute which is a cross between neo and this plant, and it is very small but it has four fans. I think I see a spike coming, but it could be just another fan. lol I would love to see what the flowers will look like. congrats on your reward after all these years! You are very patient. haha |
Beautiful form!
Glad you have found the right culture for your climate. Probably that is the key, aside from buying healthy plants. I have lost a few Neos and its hybrids in the past. Now, back in the N. East with central heating, low humidity in the house, I have healthy blooms developing on Neo hybrids in S/H. The new roots also look as healthy as I have yet seen. |
Wow, gorgeous, I so love the color! And big plant!
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Sweet! One of mine is spiking and the two others seem to be watching to see how to do it.;) I hope they space it out so I have one in bloom as the others fade.
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What a nice show! Congratulations!
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Nicely done.
Kim |
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This had a tiny spike when I got it, and I remember a subtle fragrance then, but haven't detected a fragrance this year or last - but need to check latet in the day, perhaps? Hope your similar one is spiking! I am generally very patient with my orchids - if they don't bloom, I figure the fault lies with me, and the longer they go without blooming, the more determined I become! Ha! It's so rewarding when (if) they finally bloom! I have a couple right now that I have had sometime without blooming with their first ever spikes for me! One I've had for 5 years, the other for 4! :D |
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I'm happy mine didn't die - drowning it as I was :p. It was in very poor shape, but responded well and quickly to better care. |
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I look forward to seeing yours! I know how you feel - nice when they space out the blooming a bit! |
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very nice. good growing.
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very nice... love the blue lip
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Very elegant.
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