SHOW THOSE 2022 SILVER VASE ORCHIDS

MICHI-CAN

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• Jul 1, 2023

• #1

I am looking for successful maintenance. I do dendrobiums of late.
Still wanting to see these big box success plants a year later in the hands of master weed growers.

And you know who you are. Show that moth type phal now.

 

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Phytoplankton

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• Jul 3, 2023

• #2

I used to have a pretty good selection of orchids, phaleonopsis, reed orchids, masdevillas, Stanhopea, oncidiums, Miltonia, and a few others. At one time I probably had at least 20 mixed plants, but I moved and my new digs weren’t conducive to growing them so I gave them away. I really liked growing orchids, intense flowers, and really fascinating pollination biology, many orchids are only pollinated by one specific bug.

 

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waterproof808

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• Jul 7, 2023

• #3

Some random ones from my yard. The island I live on is nicknamed the “orchid isle,” they grow with very little maintenance here. Just stick them in the crotch of a tree and wait a year.

 

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Phytoplankton

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• Jul 7, 2023

• #4

Really nice, if I could grow orchids outdoors, I’d have a boatload of em!

 

GreenestBasterd

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• Jul 7, 2023

• #5

waterproof808 said:

Some random ones from my yard. The island I live on is nicknamed the “orchid isle,” they grow with very little maintenance here. Just stick them in the crotch of a tree and wait a year. View attachment 5306082View attachment 5306082View attachment 5306083View attachment 5306084View attachment 5306085View attachment 5306086

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Beautiful mate!
That second last picture looks like a prehistoric forest!!

 

CaptainCAVEMAN

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• Jul 8, 2023

• #6

What a beautiful place to live.