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Old 04-26-2013, 04:04 AM
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This one was not doing too much and just recently decided to spring into life with 18 flowers on 4 branching inflorescence.
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Looking really good, was obviously building up it's energy ready to give you lots of flowers
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Old 04-26-2013, 11:55 AM
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Great flowering, more like a bastianii x mariae.
Both were known as mariae till recent times & crossings like this are wide spread.
P. bastianii spikes should be vertical & not need support. Is it possible to get a clear close up of the lip please.
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Awesome!
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Gorgeous!!

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like you have yours in S/H? Has it been happy in S/H? I thought about transferring mine, but it needs to recouperate ATM, because its recovering from an evil mite attack! Arg
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Gorgeous!!

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like you have yours in S/H? Has it been happy in S/H? I thought about transferring mine, but it needs to recouperate ATM, because its recovering from an evil mite attack! Arg
Definately in S/H. About 80% of my orchids are. The rest are mounted or waiting until new growth before repotting in S/H.

Almost all my phals transitioned into S/H easily and happily, except one Phal. beliina (it is very unhappy). Better results since I have been growing warmer (78-85°F). Had less success when growing in a cool basement.
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I really like this species!!! It seems to get way to big for my little 30 gallon orchidarium though. Maybe when I win the lottery and get a giant greenhouse I'll get one.
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