In early May, around mother's day, most of my orchids were moved to outside under the pine tree shady area where I call it " the vacation site". They love it there and grow much healthier there, until early October or before frost when I move them back inside the house.
Below are the blooming orchids since April to Now.
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Epi. Cilive. Miniature, the flowers only 2" in size (5/29/2015) |
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C. Phaius Jun Shirashi (5/29/2015) |
These orchids below have been flowering for more then 5 weeks. Now all the flowers are faded.
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Onc. Mtdm. Issaku Nagata (5/7/2015) |
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C. Iana. Appleblossom. One of the division plant. |
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I had been divided this Appleblossom orchid into three
plants 2 years ago. Each plant has more flowers then ever. |
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