Paphiopedilum new growths
Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2016 9:05 amHi again. I know I'm starting to look like a pain in a** as I am worried about everything when growing orchids
But I wanted to ask about paph new growths. I've noticed my Paph dellophylum after every blossom makes one new slipper baby. So every year I have just one plant in blossom as the previous year's plant doesn't rebloom. I wanted to know if it is normal that I have only one plant blooming every year - maybe it is typical for this paph in general? Or perhaps I am doing something wrong? Like too few light, too few water or too few fertilizer? If it will continue like this I will never have a full pot of blossoming slippers Maybe I should buy some slipper hybrid to see how it does with me. So far I have only two paphs: The one mentioned above and P. primulinum which is practically still a baby. So no big experience.
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But I wanted to ask about paph new growths. I've noticed my Paph dellophylum after every blossom makes one new slipper baby. So every year I have just one plant in blossom as the previous year's plant doesn't rebloom. I wanted to know if it is normal that I have only one plant blooming every year - maybe it is typical for this paph in general? Or perhaps I am doing something wrong? Like too few light, too few water or too few fertilizer? If it will continue like this I will never have a full pot of blossoming slippers Maybe I should buy some slipper hybrid to see how it does with me. So far I have only two paphs: The one mentioned above and P. primulinum which is practically still a baby. So no big experience.
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