I was wondering if this species blooms off old or new growth (or both?). And
would now (mid-summer in Sydney) be a time when one could expect blooming to
initiate? I have only had this one for a few months and I am very exited, as
there is a promising green tip poking out between the leaves of the largest
growth, near the base.

Best, Matthew

sneff wrote:
I was wondering if this species blooms off old or new growth (or both?). And
would now (mid-summer in Sydney) be a time when one could expect blooming to
initiate? I have only had this one for a few months and I am very exited, as
there is a promising green tip poking out between the leaves of the largest
growth, near the base.

Best, Matthew

Neofinetia are monopodials (like Phals and Vandas). They bloom out of
the leaf axils of just about any growth that is mature enough to
sustain blooming. Spring-summer is the usual blooming time for this
orchid, so your "green tip" sounds promising, indeed.

---Prem

sneff wrote:
I was wondering if this species blooms off old or new growth (or both?). And
would now (mid-summer in Sydney) be a time when one could expect blooming to
initiate? I have only had this one for a few months and I am very exited, as
there is a promising green tip poking out between the leaves of the largest
growth, near the base.

Best, Matthew

Neofinetia are monopodials (like Phals and Vandas). They bloom out of
the leaf axils of just about any growth that is mature enough to
sustain blooming. Spring-summer is the usual blooming time for this
orchid, so your "green tip" sounds promising, indeed.

---Prem

sneff wrote:
I was wondering if this species blooms off old or new growth (or both?). And
would now (mid-summer in Sydney) be a time when one could expect blooming to
initiate? I have only had this one for a few months and I am very exited, as
there is a promising green tip poking out between the leaves of the largest
growth, near the base.

Best, Matthew

Neofinetia are monopodials (like Phals and Vandas). They bloom out of
the leaf axils of just about any growth that is mature enough to
sustain blooming. Spring-summer is the usual blooming time for this
orchid, so your "green tip" sounds promising, indeed.

---Prem

sneff wrote:
I was wondering if this species blooms off old or new growth (or both?). And
would now (mid-summer in Sydney) be a time when one could expect blooming to
initiate? I have only had this one for a few months and I am very exited, as
there is a promising green tip poking out between the leaves of the largest
growth, near the base.

Best, Matthew

Neofinetia are monopodials (like Phals and Vandas). They bloom out of
the leaf axils of just about any growth that is mature enough to
sustain blooming. Spring-summer is the usual blooming time for this
orchid, so your "green tip" sounds promising, indeed.

---Prem

Thanks Prem.

Fingers crossed.


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sneff wrote:
I was wondering if this species blooms off old or new growth (or both?).
And
would now (mid-summer in Sydney) be a time when one could expect
blooming to
initiate? I have only had this one for a few months and I am very
exited, as
there is a promising green tip poking out between the leaves of the
largest
growth, near the base.

Best, Matthew

Neofinetia are monopodials (like Phals and Vandas). They bloom out of
the leaf axils of just about any growth that is mature enough to
sustain blooming. Spring-summer is the usual blooming time for this
orchid, so your "green tip" sounds promising, indeed.

---Prem