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How long do blooms last?
I must have been spoiled by my first orchid. I bought my first orchid, a phal, around 12 months ago with two spikes. It has bloomed continuously for 12 months. Now I recently received a cat and onc in bloom for my birthday. Generally, how long and how often do phals, cats and oncs bloom? Thanks for any info. -Mel
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depends on the type of catt or oncidium u got there. catts can bloom from 1 - 3 months oncidiums can bloom for 2 months. with proper care (direct sunlight, and not watering the flower buds and proper temp) for phals it also depends can just go for less than a week to 2 months still depends on the breed and care.
Phals depends on the type of species. catts sometimes can bloom twice to thrice a year oncidium cam bloom 2 to 3 times a year. depends on the type of plant. if its a small breed it can bloom several times a larger one can maybe grown 2-3 times a year. |
You made my day! Thanks so much :biggrin:
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Maree,
The photos in your albums all look great. Oh. and Happy Birthday!!! |
Thanks so much Lost on the Beach. My birthday is actually 12/20 but my husband and I took a road trip to an orchid nursery and he bought me 3.
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Oh my LOTB, I just looked at your collection.... WOW. We actually took the road trip in search of a Harlequin phal, yours is breathtaking. Mine is slowly opening, I will add a picture to my gallery. Thanks again, have a great weekend. -Mel
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Hi Maree...your album photos are lovely!
Looking forward to seeing your harlequin in bloom :cheer: :hbd: to you :) |
:sleigh: It's half open, should be soon
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My harlequin has bloomed, please check my gallery.
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Flower longevity is dependent upon a lot of factors - genetics and maturity determine the maximum possible blossom life, with overall health and cultural conditions being the most significant factors in whether they get there are not.
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