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Hello Everybody
I just signed up to this Forum so here some information on myself.
I live in Spain, in a ville called Rubi, close to Barcelona. Some time I ago I started with a single Phalaenopsis and since it didn't die I bought another one, and then another and another... Now I'm the proud owner of 10 Phals, 1 Oncydium, 2 Cymbidiums, 3 Dendrobiums Kingianum, 1 Dendrobium Nobile, 1 Ludisia Red Velvet, 1 Vanda. I signed in to this site in the hope of finding lots of information on cultivating these beautiful plants. |
Welcome to Orchid Board :welcome:
Sounds like you've made a great start, and you've come to the right place for lots of info and friendly help :) |
Welcome to the forum. Sounds as if you have a nice collection already. I especially like the Vanda.
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Welcome!! :waving
Nice collection so far. :) Is it difficult for you to get the Cyms and Den kingianum to bloom in your climate? |
:welcomeflowers: from Miami, FL! :beach
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Hello and welcome!
Joann |
:hello:waving
:welcomeflowers: glad you found us! |
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Mid September, when it's not so hot anymore, I'll put them outside so there is more difference in temperature between day and night. Hopefully this will work. |
You might be able to leave them outside until they spike/bloom, depending on how cold it gets there. I have no idea what Barcelona's climate is like, other than very hot in the summer! Those plants can easily take temps down to 3-4°C, as long as they are not kept too wet.
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Yes, I know. Here normally it doesn't get much under 4 - 5ºC. Ocasionaly temperature can get down to -2 to -5ºC, but that's seldom. My intention is leaving them outside just until the bloomspike(s) appear and them put them back inside to enjoy the blooming.
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