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What causes Phalaenopsis orchids to drop their flower buds?
Some growers have encountered Phalaenopsis orchids dropping their flower buds and really have no idea what is causing it. This article is an experienced grower's analysis of the reasons Phalaenopsis orchids drop their flower buds, and it is of great reference value for beginner growers...
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Appreciation of Striped-Leaf Striped-Flower Plum-Petal Orchid Varieties
This flower was collected in the autumn of 2007 by Xu Jiqiang of Dongshan Village, Ru'ao Town, Xinchang County, Zhejiang Province, on Wannian Mountain at the border between Xinchang and Tiantai, and it stabilized after flowering twice again, in 2012 and 2014. Unnamed!
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What are the issues concerning the flow and distribution of premium hybrid orchids?
Chuanjiabao, also known as "China's Pride," has evolved into a particularly striking porcelain-white variegated form. I have never seen its flower.
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Analysis of the causes of orchids dropping flower buds and buds turning black and drying up
Some orchid growers find that their orchids drop their flower buds, with the early symptom being the buds turning black and drying up. This condition is in fact orchid bud blasting. Flower bud differentiation in orchids occurs during the maturation period of the new shoot and lasts nearly 1 year. Generally, after a year of nutrient accumulation, the orchid's flower buds emerge from the soil....
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When does the Cymbidium sinense (Chinese orchid) usually bloom? A detailed explanation of its flowering period
Growers of Cymbidium sinense always look forward to it blooming, so when does Cymbidium sinense bloom? Generally, its flowering period is from January to March each year, that is, late winter and early spring. Its fragrance is medium, and the floral scent is more noticeable around 10 a.m. and around 7 p.m., and it is related to the ambient temperature....
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What is the difference between orchid flower buds and leaf buds
Among orchids there are what hobbyists often call hormone orchids (orchids treated with a certain hormone), and some hobbyists have put together illustrated guides on how to tell hormone orchids apart, which is useful reference for beginner hobbyists; this article first looks at how to grow hormone orchids, then at how to identify hormone orchids. Hormone orchids are generally sold with new shoots, and the new shoots look...
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How to Select Flower Buds? A Detailed Guide to Deciding Which to Keep and Which to Remove
Cymbidium goeringii 'Tianchan', a Sichuan variety, with a strong fragrance, huge flowers, good color, fine petals, and a dignified flower form that does not deform. This flower is extremely rare and is a fine variety worth collecting and developing.
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How to prune a Phalaenopsis orchid correctly after the flowers fade
Many flower enthusiasts do not know how to prune a Phalaenopsis orchid after the flowers fade. There are generally two ways to prune: one is if you want it to bloom a second time that same year, and the other is to let it rest and recover that year so it blooms again the following year. When the Phalaenopsis flowers wilt and fade, we should cut off the spent flowers as early as possible, as this reduces the consumption of nutrients....
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Cymbidium goeringii 'Da Fugui' has bloomed, and now is the perfect time to admire the flowers.
Because I went back to my hometown for Chinese New Year, I don't know exactly when it opened; I estimate it has been open for more than 5 days. The base is constricted, the petals are angled! It's a bit of a pity I didn't capture the first opening! Da Fugui is the top choice among lotus-petal Cymbidium goeringii. Its value for money is very high. If you want Da Fugui to have a good flower presentation, the hardest thing to solve is its flower stem height. As long as Da Fugui's flower...
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