A Bit of Gardening
Recently my beloved Orchid plant bloomed. The bloom lasted for two months. I hadn’t realized Orchid flowers can last so long.
Not long after the flowers fell off, the plant grew a new shoot. I was very pleased to see that.
It was a healthy shoot and it grew very quickly.
Unfortunately, space was a little tight as it struggled to grow between two other older plants. Something has to be done. I considered transplanting it, but I didn’t want to risk killing it in the process.
So, the only option was to snip off one of the other plant/stem.
That worked. The new shoot was very happy with the extra space, and it grew quite a bit in the space of a few days.
Hopefully, there will be another bloom like the previous one before too long.
Right, I did say it was a bit of gardening.
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you can try a new pot with a new variety 8)
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I don't have a lot of space on my corridor. 😊
Put one indoors
I don't think Orchid do well indoors. 😊
Ruffly-flowered Cattleya hybrids, often referred to as corsage orchids, are among the easiest orchids to grow indoors. ... During the summer, intermediate- and warm-growing orchids can stand temperatures up to 85° or 90° as long as they have good air circulation.
Don't know anything about them. Maybe later.