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my greatest benchhog intends to earn his living
My very first orchid (acquired in April 2001 as a wedding present), that has
grown into an incredible benchhog (a Phal with 9 healthy green leaves, a leafspan of 26 inches, tipped over to its side due to sheer weight of all these leaves) has every intention to earn its living this season. I just discovered a second new spike on it. :-) Now I will have to be extra-careful around this one, since this orchid has in the past been very accident prone. It's a No ID with the nickname Flowerfall, and there are two reasons for that nickname -- its nice waterfall flowering habit being only one of them. Joanna |
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my greatest benchhog intends to earn his living
Joanna,
Isn't it funny how one plant seems to be accident prone. I have a larger phal that the lady up the street begged me to take from her. The spring after she gave it to me I took it back to her to enjoy the blooms. She paniced and brought it back afraid she was going to kill it. It's a nice no name large purple phal. Since I've had it I've dropped it, broke a new leaf, dropped another plant on it, and knocked it over at least a dozen times. It just always seems to be the plant that is accident prone but yet it keeps on going. Right now I think it's starting to spike. The leaves look a bit beat up. For your plant you might consider sitting it down inside a larger heavy pot or a larger pot with stones in the bottom to keep it upright. Good Growing, Gene "J Fortuna" wrote in message news:B6odf.304$9T4.46@trnddc04... My very first orchid (acquired in April 2001 as a wedding present), that has grown into an incredible benchhog (a Phal with 9 healthy green leaves, a leafspan of 26 inches, tipped over to its side due to sheer weight of all these leaves) has every intention to earn its living this season. I just discovered a second new spike on it. :-) Now I will have to be extra-careful around this one, since this orchid has in the past been very accident prone. It's a No ID with the nickname Flowerfall, and there are two reasons for that nickname -- its nice waterfall flowering habit being only one of them. Joanna |
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