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L. Anceps
What's the trick to getting this to bloom? I have a mature unbloomed plant in a
six inch pot hanging about a foot from the ceiling of my greenhouse. Any ideas? |
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Trainman,
Mine is in spike right now. I purchased last October in spike and the new growth this year is about to open. This year is the second mature growth with 2-3 immature growths behind them. I didn't do anything special. It gets the same light as the other Catts. I fertilize it for 3 consecutive weeks then one week just water. I grow it in a 6 inch clay pot in a mix of 1/2 medium CHC and 1/2 medium Aliflor. Maybe you have a plant that is a reluctant bloomer? Mine is a merclone of L. anceps 'Irwin's' AM/AOS. Good Growing, Gene "TRAINMAN9" wrote in message ... What's the trick to getting this to bloom? I have a mature unbloomed plant in a six inch pot hanging about a foot from the ceiling of my greenhouse. Any ideas? |
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Trainman,
Mine is in spike right now. I purchased last October in spike and the new growth this year is about to open. This year is the second mature growth with 2-3 immature growths behind them. I didn't do anything special. It gets the same light as the other Catts. I fertilize it for 3 consecutive weeks then one week just water. I grow it in a 6 inch clay pot in a mix of 1/2 medium CHC and 1/2 medium Aliflor. Maybe you have a plant that is a reluctant bloomer? Mine is a merclone of L. anceps 'Irwin's' AM/AOS. Good Growing, Gene "TRAINMAN9" wrote in message ... What's the trick to getting this to bloom? I have a mature unbloomed plant in a six inch pot hanging about a foot from the ceiling of my greenhouse. Any ideas? |
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Hey Tranman
My question is, what sort of a greenhouse do you have and where is it in the greenhouse? Are the roots outside the pot? BT New Zealand "TRAINMAN9" wrote in message ... What's the trick to getting this to bloom? I have a mature unbloomed plant in a six inch pot hanging about a foot from the ceiling of my greenhouse. Any ideas? |
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Hey Tranman
My question is, what sort of a greenhouse do you have and where is it in the greenhouse? Are the roots outside the pot? BT New Zealand "TRAINMAN9" wrote in message ... What's the trick to getting this to bloom? I have a mature unbloomed plant in a six inch pot hanging about a foot from the ceiling of my greenhouse. Any ideas? |
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My question is, what sort of a greenhouse do you have and where is it in the
greenhouse? My greenhouse has a fiberglass covering and faces due south. The plant is hanging like some of my other cattleya types from hooks about 12 inches below the interior surface of the greenhouse covering. I have two other mature catts in bud so I doubt if light is an issue. I wonder if these plants like a cool drying off period in order to initiate blooming? There are no roots outside the pot. |
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My question is, what sort of a greenhouse do you have and where is it in the
greenhouse? My greenhouse has a fiberglass covering and faces due south. The plant is hanging like some of my other cattleya types from hooks about 12 inches below the interior surface of the greenhouse covering. I have two other mature catts in bud so I doubt if light is an issue. I wonder if these plants like a cool drying off period in order to initiate blooming? There are no roots outside the pot. |
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On 22 Sep 2004 13:05:44 GMT, nospamX
(TRAINMAN9) wrote: My question is, what sort of a greenhouse do you have and where is it in the greenhouse? My greenhouse has a fiberglass covering and faces due south. The plant is hanging like some of my other cattleya types from hooks about 12 inches below the interior surface of the greenhouse covering. I have two other mature catts in bud so I doubt if light is an issue. I wonder if these plants like a cool drying off period in order to initiate blooming? There are no roots outside the pot. Mine take all the light that the Ascda do and no special dry or chill. It still could be light, but it sounds more like a reluctant bloomer. Maybe a dry spell would shock it in to cooperating with you. SuE http://orchids.legolas.org/gallery/albums.php |
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