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nights average growers recommend early spring air movement aphyllum roxburgh night temperatures cymbidium culture growers indicate that plants rain inches year round climate station mexipedium xerophyticum completely dry culture the orchid house origin habitat dry rest
CYMBIDIUM CULTURE
... in the late summer to fall (August to October) must be 50° to 60° to initiate flower spikes. Optimum temperatures in winter are 45°-55° at night and 65°-75° during the ...
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PHALAENOPSIS CULTURE
... °. Night temperatures to 55° are desirable for several weeks in the fall, in order to initiate flower spikes. Fluctuating temperatures can cause bud drop on plants with buds ready to open. Light ...
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Phragmipedium Culture
... , but many species can be in bloom for 6-11 months at a time. The flower colors vary from green to mahogany-pink and the brightly fluorescent orange of phragmipedium besseae ... bloom or they are not receiving enough light or the cooler temps at night to initiate blooming. REPOTTING Repot every 1 - 2 years in fresh bark. Species best suited to bark ...
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Dendrobium kingianum
... least as cool as 50¡F (10¡C) are necessary to initiate blooms and that plants tolerate lows to 36¡F (2¡C). ... chromosome number and plant habit, cane length, leaf size or shape, flower color, or any other characteristic. D. kingianum seeds are normally ... kingianum is usually dominant for plant growth habit as well as flower size, shape, and color, often for several generations. White clones, however, ...
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Dendrobium loddigesii
... most of the year but needs a cool 50¡F (10¡C) dry rest to initiate blooms. Other growers provide intermediate to warm temperatures all year. If winter temperatures are cool ... , if a plant does not bloom, a cool, dry rest should induce flowering Plant and Flower Information PLANT SIZE AND TYPE: A 4-7 in. (10-18 cm) sympodial lithophyte. PSEUDOBULB ...
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Dendrobium aphyllum
... is highest in winter. The cool, dry rest with increased light may be necessary to initiate blooming, and some growers recommend that plants be kept completely dry in winter. GROWING MEDIA ... flowering, and a dry season is particularly important. D. aphyllum frequently produces keikis. Plant and Flower Information PLANT SIZE AND TYPE: A 24-35 in. (60-90 cm) sympodial epiphyte. Plants ...
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