Renanthera citrina

[cdayinflorida]

Love it! How tall is your plant? I have a small plant(~4" tall) and I was told it should be a BS plant.

Tom, Mine is about 80 to 20 inches tall and a couple leads. Yours should be BS. I've seen them bloom on tiny plants.

[cdayinflorida]

Have you tried white wine instead of red.? Red very heavy and makes me idiotically break new spikes. Curse that red.!

The time has come to say that you are the *Vandaceous Queen! of Florida* Clocked this plant recently in a duo and temptation still looms, shining bright infact, love the Renanthera monachica also bet youll be showing off the blooming Trichoglottis Phil. Brach soon. no?. 'Young plants' advertised av. $10 approx currency convert from Euro. How long with good care would your rough guess estimation be for first spike on young renenthera.

Hey Matt...I've never been a queen before I saw an entire section of monachica in bloom on small plants at my species guy. I waited a long time on the citrina. Moved it around and finally found a place it liked in very high light. My Trichoglottis bloomed on a small plant. But it only blooms once a year for me. The Trichoglottis is much faster growing than the Renanthera. But the Ren. produced offsets pretty easily.

[mazlani]

Lovely citrina. I guess this is not heat tolerant. That's why I haven't seen this here before.

[cdayinflorida]

It's heat tolerant...it's been in the 90's for the past couple of months.

[catttan]

Very lovely citrina.

[orchidsal]

I had no idea how good these blooms could look. Another orchid to seriously consider adopting. Great Stuff! AL

[LadyDark]

Love those stars! Congrats

[Tom-19951]

Thanks, Cathy. I do hope mine will bloom soon.

[opaline]

"The Trichoglottis is much faster growing. Renanthera produced offsets pretty easily" - Vandaceous Queen!...or does Queen Vandaceous sound better?!.these issues are important!.............quite clearly 2 very good undisputable reasons to have both or go and buy both! whichever most applicable.!!!!!!and fit for a Q x