Wow nice healthy plant you got there. Wish mine can be like that. Congratulations.
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I wasn't going to post this picture but while reading another Bulbo thread, I noticed a comment from Tom about B. plumatum. So this is for you Tom.... hope you get to see it. I had posted pictures last year. Well, the plant has added 7 or 8 new pseudo bulbs and is just entering its flowering season as you can see. Might just have to divide it this next spring.
Wow nice healthy plant you got there. Wish mine can be like that. Congratulations.
Howard, I must say it is a beautiful clone also and I will love to do some horse trading for this one if you ever have a spare division available.
Last edited by Tom-19951; November 13th, 2010 at 12:29 AM.
Impressive. I will keep a look out for it at the nurseries.
I have had a seedling of Bulbophyllum plumatum var flava and it threw out a spike. When it was about 10 cm's long it started drying from the tip and died. I was wondering what I did wrong ...
Not sure, Lars. Where do you grow... maybe it's a humidity thing. Maybe how moist you keep your plants. The flower doesn't last very long. Mine lasted about a week to 10 days.
Thanks, Howard.
Very nice Howard. I still want to talk to Tom Mirenda because the Smithsonian collection has a beautiful clone I'd like a division from.
Jeff, if you don't mind me asking, what is different about this clone? Color, petal length, overall flower size???? Just curious..