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New 'branch' on orchid
I'm delighted to see that catch me unawares, one of my Phalaenopsis has
put out a new stem with several buds on it. It's sprouted from where the old stem was cut back and it has been sitting on a kitchen window sill, facing west and theoretically, in a room that is much too warm. But maybe the steam in a kitchen has made it happy, though I would have thought the Aga sort of wiped that theory out too! The last one I had in the same spot has been flowering since before Christmas and is still going strong. Admittedly, these are the easiest to grow (I'm told) but I haven't potted them on, bar one and they get watered once a week, if that, with water straight from the tap. I picked this one up to water it today and suddenly noticed the new stem with about 6 buds on it - nul points for observant! -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon |
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