I found that there is a bit of confusion especially for beginners on how to grow and to maintain these orchids, volumes of information abound everywhere and most of it complicated. The result is for many they became throw-away plants, quickly replaced by the new one's with same outcome. Right now I have a few plants in my "intensive care orchid unit" given to me for revival
that are doing nicely, recovering with great speed.
In the near future I'll do a post and will share my own techniques for growing these fabulous plants and in the mean time here are the pictures of my flowering phalaenopsis
Oh what beauties. You are inspiring me to purchase another orchid for our patio, this spring.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful Phalaenopsis, with plenty of colours. Thanks for showing us such marvelous orchids.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great collection and so very well grown and flowered! Love the patterns on the flowers of that second plant.
ReplyDeleteAt first I want to wish you a very happy and healthy 2015. Your phaelanopsis are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHappy and Healthy New Year to all and thank you for visiting my phal's
ReplyDeleteI am a mere happy go lucky orchid grower. Admire yours and enjoy mine, the easy ones.
ReplyDeleteYour orchids are stunning, Klaara. I am afraid to grow them, but admire yours immensely. Wishing you a happy 2015. P. x
ReplyDeleteKlara, it's a pleasure to see your plants when it's so grey outside!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful collection. Lovely photos, too.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous collection.
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