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Beallara Eurostar (2 Rispen)

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Kreuzung aus Beallara Tahoma Glacier x Milt. schroederiana

Additional Information

Article no. BEA0634
light/location semi-shady
temperature moderate (16 - 20 °C)
irrigation Pour every 7 days
Fertilization once a month
plant size 2 flower spikes
pot size 11 cm
flower season whole year
flower size 6 cm
parents/origin Beallara Tahoma Glacier x Miltonia schroederiana
info meristem

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Orichids in bud

The production of flowers is an event the costs the plant a lot of energy and nutrients. Too much moisture causes the roots to ache. This has a negative effect on the supply of water and nutrients, thus on the overall health of the plant and ultimately on the flowering success. But if that's not the case, location-related factors - such as ripeness of a nearby fruit bowl, solvent fumes in a newly refurbished room, or a nearby gas connection - can be a source of concern, similar to dormant flowers.

In any case, your orchid is looking forward to a nice sunny and warm location to quickly turn their buds into beautiful flowers. By the way, now is not a good time to repot them. Wait until the flowering phase is over and give it fresh substrate and more legroom in a new pot. Interesting to know: The flowering phase of an orchid has a fascinating regularity, because the oldest and most plump buds always open in front of the smaller younger at the stem tip. These take the time to fully develop while others are already open. Eventually, the bud that first flourished will wither the earliest.