Some Fuukiran photos

[shadytrake]

WOW!! Those are works of ART!

My hubby loves these but has yet to bloom his. We are hoping for spiking this year but they may not be quite ready yet.

[DelawareJim]

Originally Posted by LinhT

Jim, don't be disappointed if some do not bloom. Certain varieties just simply "prefer" not to bloom? I've tried blooming some of them with higher light and it's seemed to have worked. However, the plant gets stress. The leaves aren't as blue green and a lot of times the blooms come out distorted.

By the way, I'm on the hunt for another pink one

Tracy;

I think my next pink will be 'Komachi Musume'.

Once I saw Tabbies plant I thought "That's it! That's the one!"

If I saw a variegated beanleaf with pink flowers though I think I could change my mind.

Cheers.
Jim

[A G]

They are all beautiful Tracy, great growing!!!

All mine are late as usual too, still only small spikes.

Never heard of the variety 'Tenshou', looks like it has a rather nice top-leaf? 'Oborozuki' looks very good btw!!

[LinhT]

Originally Posted by shadytrake

WOW!! Those are works of ART!

My hubby loves these but has yet to bloom his. We are hoping for spiking this year but they may not be quite ready yet.

Melissa, your hubby may have to give them a little extra TLC since you guys are in TN. I don't know if your winter temps get low enough there. Seems like, the colder and drier they get in the winter (within reason, of course), the more flowers they get in the summer.

Originally Posted by A G

They are all beautiful Tracy, great growing!!!

All mine are late as usual too, still only small spikes.

Never heard of the variety 'Tenshou', looks like it has a rather nice top-leaf? 'Oborozuki' looks very good btw!!

Anders, I've been trying to adjust light levels to improve the variegation on Tenshou. I'd like the dark green, light green, cream stripes to be on most of the leaves.