Some Plants in Bloom

[delphiguy]

wow jojo nice blooms you've got there now, yes its been raining hard here for the whole
week as well.

anyways, i have already made up my mind i will definitely get that masao when i get the
chance to get to the tiange. Also I cant help but notice that you've got the plants behind your
AC, doesn't the hot air from it affect your plants?

thanks for sharing.

[Alplily NH]

Hi, I absolutely LOVE the Trichoglottis!

[ManilaByNight]

hi randy,

yes it has been raining hard this week as you very well know the weather bureau announced there is a low pressure area forming nearby and this is the start of the monsoon rainy weather so you can just imagine all that water! So now I have to keep my ceiling fan switched on 24/7 to increase air flow to prevent bacterial rot from getting in.

As to the A/C and the plants, well if you notice in the photograph I do not place any plants directly in the path of the exhaust grills. Most of the plants are just located around the A/C so there is no direct hot air blasted on the plants. Besides, it is dangerous to place ANY plants in the path of the A/C exhaust as this will likely block the exhaust and will become a fire hazard! Another thing is that the plants I placed up there outside my window on the second floor are mostly warm growing, sturdy plants like dends and semi-terete vandas .... not a place for phalaenopsis, cattleyas or the sensitive stuff.

wow jojo nice blooms you've got there now, yes its been raining hard here for the whole
week as well.

anyways, i have already made up my mind i will definitely get that masao when i get the
chance to get to the tiange. Also I cant help but notice that you've got the plants behind your
AC, doesn't the hot air from it affect your plants?

thanks for sharing.

[delphiguy]

jojo
thanks for clarifying that. reason i asked is that we are going to install an A/C for our room
and the plants are going to be directly in front of it.

thanks.