Phalaenopsis violacea var borneo (Phal. bellina)

[oile]

Phalaenopsis violacea var Borneo (Phal. Bellina), grow in partial shade, plenty of ventilation, ur 70% - 80%, irrigation, reverse osmosis, 50 ppm = 0.1μS / cm, ph 6.2, fertilization 300 ppm = 0.6μS / cm, the flowers are fragrant .

[Chris in Hamilton]

Nice! The only thing holding me back from getting one of these is the size of the leaves

[raybark]

Size of the leaves? No big deal.

Need to be kept really warm, ID think that would hold you back, Chris. That's my problem, but as I'm about to move south, I might be able to handle it more easily.

[oile]

Nice! The only thing holding me back from getting one of these is the size of the leaves

The leaves are not large, are fairly small.

[JDT]

Stunning colors Elio!

[Chris in Hamilton]

Size of the leaves? No big deal.

Need to be kelp really warm, ID think that would hold you back, Chris. That's my problem, but as I'm about to move south, I might be able to handle it more easily.

I think you've been typing Kelpmax too often Ray. I'm in the process of building a cold room now so we can have the house a bit warmer. Where are you headed?

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The leaves are not large, are fairly small.

I thought the ones I saw at last weekends show were big compared to other Phal's.

[raybark]

I don't know what that has to do with KelpMax....

Phal. bellina is known to be particularly warm-growing.

I'm moving to Oak Island, NC, which is about 60 miles north of Myrtle Beach SC.

[JDT]

I don't know what that has to do with KelpMax....

Phal. bellina is known to be particularly warm-growing.

I'm moving to Oak Island, NC, which is about 60 miles north of Myrtle Beach SC.

I think Chris meant what you wrote "Need to be kelp really warm" did you not mean kept?

[raybark]

Hah!,, I didn't catch that. Damned autocorrect.

OK. I fixed it.

[Traci]

Nice. I have this one as well. I will do my best to keep it warm. My leaves are a bit curly like the ones in the picture. I was worried about it but I guess this is normal ?