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Restrepia lansbergii
Several Restrepia are in bloom now. I caught this one trying to hide behind muscifera.
This one prefers more shade than some of the others. Filtered light turns it's leaves red, indicating too much light. I like to see a red tinge around the edges, but not on the whole leaf. Older growth is redder, while new growth is very green, a sign that it is acclimating to the greenhouse light levels. http://i82.photobucket.com/albums/j2...ps1a6dbf11.jpg http://i82.photobucket.com/albums/j2...pscf5e2b53.jpg |
Very cool! Thanks for sharing :D
John |
That's a pretty one!
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Gorgeous bloom! Love the purple spots <3
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DeaC, I have this one in a mostly shade cool greenhouse. The temps this summer maxed out at 85 degrees and the night-time lows averaged about 60 this Summer.
This winter so far we have been down into the 40's in the evenings and average between 60- 70 during the day. It's growing and blooming fine so far. For the plants that prefer it a bit warmer, I have a tray set closest to the heater. This year I bought a seedling heat mat and thermostat because I can't bring anything into the house, it's all got to stay outside. We'll see how they do. Has yours put off any new growth? Some of the bare root plants that I got from Ecuagenra last year took almost a year to recover and start growing. Some of those were just utterly dehydrated though. ---------- Post added at 07:04 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:02 PM ---------- Thank you Soobie, Nepathesguy and John. I love the pretty white background, it certainly pops the color! |
I'm not a big fan of Restrepia but I really like this one.
Also I got those books on miniatures just recently and it is fantastic!!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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