Satish,Yew and Randy I know it's so pricey try to get the smaller one at least it will take 2 to 3 years to bloom maybe less than that if the condition is suitable for them to grow.
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Salam En. Zainal, love the color on this one. Very dark.
Satish,Yew and Randy I know it's so pricey try to get the smaller one at least it will take 2 to 3 years to bloom maybe less than that if the condition is suitable for them to grow.
Gavin as I promised to you these are the plants that I attached to mango tree,the length of the leaves more than 2 feet X 1 very huge and heavy.
seems they really like t\mounted on mango tree. will it give similar result if i use broken branch instead of mount orchid on living mango tree?i dont grow mango tree here hmm
Zain..fantastic! Your mango tree is both lovely and functional! I assume it produces lovely sweet mangoes as well?
impressive plants! You are lucky, that you can grow them outside with no space probs...
The bane of all mango growers here - the attack by borers, the larvae of a beetle. Most trees attacke by the borers last only a few years The only mango variety that seems immune to the attack by these borers is the 'Sala' variety, now widely grown in Kedah. This variety of mango would make a suitable host tree for the orchids. Apart from this, it fruits the whole year round with quite large fruits 2 - 3 to a kilo. The fruits may not have the eating quality of 'Harum Manis' or 'Chok Kanan' but on a scale of 10, I would rate it a 6.5 . However, the green unripe fruit makes the best Nyonya kerabu, and of course Thai kerabu ( Thai hot, spicey salad of shredded green mango ) . It is also ideal for making mango juice - smooth, creamy and with a very 'mangoey' fragrance.