Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
Specific Families and Genera => Pleione and Orchidaceae => Topic started by: aldo on February 07, 2022, 06:59:27 PM
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Caladenia latifolia alba
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That Caladenia is stunning. What media do you grow in? I am tempted to order Caladenia seed and try flasking them, but I'm scared of the media and mycorrhiza requirements
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Yes I agree with you. Your Caladenia latifolia alba looks very beautiful and healthy. How many tubers to you have from this species? Do they mulitple well? How many of them are flowering?
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I cultivate also Australian tuber orchids.
A few of them will flower this year.
Pterostylis hildae: 3 of over 20 will flower
Myrmechila trapeziformis: 6 of 12 will flower
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That Caladenia is stunning. What media do you grow in? I am tempted to order Caladenia seed and try flasking them, but I'm scared of the media and mycorrhiza requirements
I use a mix of perlite, seramis, pumice and a little coconut fiber
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Yes I agree with you. Your Caladenia latifolia alba looks very beautiful and healthy. How many tubers to you have from this species? Do they mulitple well? How many of them are flowering?
Thank you. Yes, it seems to multiply well, I started three years ago with a bulb, this year there are six plants, four have bloomed
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I cultivate also Australian tuber orchids.
A few of them will flower this year.
Pterostylis hildae: 3 of over 20 will flower
Myrmechila trapeziformis: 6 of 12 will flower
Congratulations, beautiful plants!!!
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A Calanthe hybrid purchased from the local garden centre two years ago at a very reasonable price. Half of the plant was planted in a frame in the garden and the other half in a pot that I keep indoor during winter. Both are doing well. The flowers are a bit too pastel for my taste, but nice to have indoor this time of the year.
Anders
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Ophrys passionis, they were fast bloomers this season!
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Paphiopedilum Montagnard gx (P. callosum x sukhakulii)
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not mine: Asolo orchid show, Oceoclades saundersiana.
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Orchis quadripunctulata is flowering
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Cypripedium parviflorum
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Here is my first Bletilla Coritani gx (formosana × ochracea) seedling. It is an F2 generation, so hopefully other F2 clones may show colour variation next year.
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Dactylorhiza are peaking now.
D. praetermissa, D. purpurella (small form from NW Jutland) and assorted Dacts in the vegetable garden.
Anders
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....and a few more to show the color variation.
D. ochrantha, D. praetermissa x maculata and D. Foliorella gx (foliosa x purpurella).
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Ponerorchis
Only survivor from 2 different lots of 12 from Thomson & Morgan many years ago. Most lasted for one year with some hanging on for 2 or 3.
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Goodyera oblongifolia. The flowers are small, but quite attractive when you get close. The seeds were a kind gift from a forumist.
Anders