Tindomul |
07-31-2014 09:31 AM |
Thanks for the comments,
Vireyas flower all year round, but they need new growths and the right conditions to flower. I have a few plants that flower multiple times a year and a few who refuse to bloom for now. Its all trial and error. I think they are slightly more demanding than pluerothallids. They require moderate to cool temperatures, high humidity but also require lots of light. So its a struggle to keep them indoors under sufficiently strong artificial lights and keeping them with cool temperatures, especially in an enclosed terrarium. I keep them in terrariums because its the only way I can satisfy their humidity and water needs.
If you are interested you can do a search on other posts I have made in this off topic forum about other vireyas that have bloomed for me.
My terrarium is 24" tall x 23.5" wide x 18" deep. Here is a picture of it when another vireya was in full bloom a few months ago.
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7320/...b10b4b05_z.jpgEricadarium-Feb 2014 by tindomul1of9, on Flickr
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