Phal. inscriptiosinensis, Phal kunstleri & Phal deliciosa

[Brooke]

Sasti your English is great!

I grow in a greenhouse, minimum temp 60, and much higher light levels than is needed to bloom phals. I have it mounted and it is a pretty steady grower - not super fast but also not slow.

I have another one, also mounted, and it has had two spikes since last year, has grown one leaf, lots of new roots but didn't bloom this year. They hang almost side by side. I don't know why is blooming it's head off and one isn't.

Good luck with yours.

Brooke

[calvin_orchidL]

That deliciosa is so adorable - great growing! I'm itching to get back to growing some phals...

[Sasti]

Originally Posted by brooke

Sasti your English is great!

I grow in a greenhouse, minimum temp 60, and much higher light levels than is needed to bloom phals. I have it mounted and it is a pretty steady grower - not super fast but also not slow.

I have another one, also mounted, and it has had two spikes since last year, has grown one leaf, lots of new roots but didn't bloom this year. They hang almost side by side. I don't know why is blooming it's head off and one isn't.

Good luck with yours.

Brooke

You are very kind Brooke, thank you

Tomorrow I'll mount mine on cork



I've seen some of your threads, you have a GREAT Phal's collection (I love your minus!).

Greetings

[Brooke]

Good luck Sasti - I find most phal species do great on mounts.

Yes Calvin, you need to add a few more phal species back in your life.

Brooke