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Paulo 06-05-2003 02:21 AM

Brassia
 
Hi everyone....My Brassia is flowering at this time..beatiful! But i am
wondering, what should i do as soon as the last flower died? Do they need a
resting period with less watering? Even during summer? Is it possible to
hava a new spike and more flowers during summer? Even i am waondering if
right now, while flowering i should water less? The pseudobulbs look litttle
shrink already...

Thanks

Paulo



Gene Schurg 06-05-2003 02:56 AM

Brassia
 
Paulo,

None of my brassias rest. They seem to grow all year around but much slower
when the days are short. I treat them the same all the time. Of course I
water less when the weather is cool (winter).

They can bloom multiple times a year. When a pseudobulb matures they bloom.

After the bloom dies you should see a new bulb sprouting from the base.

Good Growing,
Gene



"Paulo" wrote in message
.. .
Hi everyone....My Brassia is flowering at this time..beatiful! But i am
wondering, what should i do as soon as the last flower died? Do they need

a
resting period with less watering? Even during summer? Is it possible to
hava a new spike and more flowers during summer? Even i am waondering if
right now, while flowering i should water less? The pseudobulbs look

litttle
shrink already...

Thanks

Paulo





Paulo 07-05-2003 02:20 AM

Brassia
 
Thanks Gene....it is mean, any new flowers spike will come from new
pseudobulbs......I guess this is applicable to any orchids with
pseudobulbs.....?

Thanks again

Paulo


"Gene Schurg" wrote in message
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Paulo,

None of my brassias rest. They seem to grow all year around but much

slower
when the days are short. I treat them the same all the time. Of course I
water less when the weather is cool (winter).

They can bloom multiple times a year. When a pseudobulb matures they

bloom.

After the bloom dies you should see a new bulb sprouting from the base.

Good Growing,
Gene



"Paulo" wrote in message
.. .
Hi everyone....My Brassia is flowering at this time..beatiful! But i am
wondering, what should i do as soon as the last flower died? Do they

need
a
resting period with less watering? Even during summer? Is it possible to
hava a new spike and more flowers during summer? Even i am waondering if
right now, while flowering i should water less? The pseudobulbs look

litttle
shrink already...

Thanks

Paulo








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