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Potted up Scarletts keikis :)
Today I put two keikis in med. fir bark [ soaked overnight] Really hope they do well :) The roots were Crazy :rofl: long, so I wet them till they were limber, and tucked them in the pot. Here is one that is going to a fellow orchid lover.
http://i212.photobucket.com/albums/c...psda3ae276.jpg and here is Mom and baby :) http://i212.photobucket.com/albums/c...psf2eb9a0d.jpg I've never tried bark for phals before, and thought to take the chance |
Looks great!
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Amazing!
How long did it take from seeing a keiki on a spike to having a separate full grown plant in bloom? Your friend it so lucky! Would love to hear from someone in Canada with a keiki from a blue Phal! :bowing :bowing Thanks for sharing! Lilia |
That is really nice!!! love the colour of flowers on that one not too often you see such a rich solid red in a Phal. Good job the plants look happy to mother and baby lol.
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Looks great, and wow, what a lovely color! What a lucky friend you have.
I have a few keikis to pot up soon as well. I waited too long those and they are spiking while still attached to mommy. Maybe I'll let them bloom first. |
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I just took the baby off including the flowers, and it has not effected it at all .Good luck with your keikis :) rlilia, it took a year and a half for this baby to bloom [from pasting the parent plant, to blooming still attached to mom :) Thanks so much Everyone :) |
I love the dark colors! Very nice!
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Does the phal have a name?
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Great flowers and you are a great friend.
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