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  1. February 1st, 2007, 04:32 PM #1
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    Default Rhyncolaelia glauca

    This used to be known as Brassavola glauca. It hails from Mexico and Honduras and is night time fragrant. There are 3 new leads and this is the first one to bloom. I hope the form is a bit better in the next flowers.
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  2. February 1st, 2007, 04:57 PM #2
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    Lovely....

    Really...you guys have to stop this. I've thought 'I MUST have one of those' about six times this week...can't afford that! LOL

    Seriously, how does one go about growing these???

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    Quote Originally Posted by mtequine View Post
    Lovely....

    Really...you guys have to stop this. I've thought 'I MUST have one of those' about six times this week...can't afford that! LOL

    Seriously, how does one go about growing these???

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    I grow it like a CAtt , maybe a bit brighter. Plenty of water while in growth and dryer when the growth matures. Well drained medium.
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    Handsome bloom!

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    I had one, couldn't bloom it because not enough light. Good growing.
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    They take a while to mature and to bloom. Plus the single flower aspect...

    A really cool primary is C. aurantica by B. glauca. Its called BC. Daffodil 'Muse' or something to a similiar effect. The Rynchs need a defined rest though, right?
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    Quote Originally Posted by sake of silence View Post
    They take a while to mature and to bloom. Plus the single flower aspect...

    A really cool primary is C. aurantica by B. glauca. Its called BC. Daffodil 'Muse' or something to a similiar effect. The Rynchs need a defined rest though, right?

    I have that one (Daffodil Muse) It's a lovely yellow. It should bloom again this fall, I think...
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