In Bloom Now

Yes! I would love to know that one's name.

Cheers,
BD

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We could learn a lot from crayons: some are sharp, some are pretty, some are dull, some have weird names, and all are different colors....but they all exist very nicely in the same box. ...Hmmm? .

Can anyone out there please assist...... See i have had this phal from last year February and i just cant't get it to rebloom...it has six leaves and is growing another.....just don't know what to do next......Help plz

What is the light level where the phal is sitting? If you hold your hand between the light source and the phal, can you see a faint shadow on the plant?

The ne location i moved it to i can see a shadow.....whats next?

Is that northeast window on the east side or the north side? I recommend east. A light shear curtain over the window will prevent direct sunlight from burning the phal early in the morning, but still allow enough light for it to grow and bloom. I keep reading that a growing orchid that has not re-bloomed probably needs more light. Is this new location brighter than where the phal was sitting before? If yes, then it is a case of hurry up and wait! It will bloom when it is ready.

I am gonna try what you have told me... I have found the information to be vital and i am really gonna try it...... Thanks again.....I will tell and show you the results in the future.......zoom zoom

i love the first one !

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Philippe

Thanks alot for the info guys.......hope to see it blooming real soon