My orchids are just ignoring Autumn and Winter and are still producing roots with new plants and flowers. I have quite a crowded table inside with all their pots. This stalk still has six flowers.
FOTD 1st November 2021: OrchidMy orchids are just ignoring Autumn and Winter and are still producing roots with new plants and flowers. I have quite a crowded table inside with all their pots. This stalk still has six flowers.
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I’ve followed your example and I’ve put some of the rootlets onto orchid potting mixture to see if I can get some new plants started. Ours are now inside in the kitchen with a “Daylight” LED plant light, and seem very happy.
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I already have the new plants growing on the stalk of the originsl plant and Inam waiting for them to root in the new pot
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Are ‘rootlets’ small basal roots, or roots that extend from a joint in a floral stem? Basal roots will not develop new plants, although new basal shoots can eventually be divided as new plants. Roots that extend from a joint of a floral stem indicate the development of a bulbil or a keiki, which can grow into a new plant. (Technically, they are not really bulbils, but they behave similarly.)
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They are a bunch of roots growing longer from a joint in a stem. Leaves are also growing and I have two new flower stalks. I have not detached it and hope it will detach itself. I have two such developments on two plants.
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Oh yes, I saw those. I was asking about those that Mr. Carreras is growing.
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Lovely macro! I am crazy about orchid. I love to zoom in on the center of their blossoms. I see that you have the same predilection. LOL
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They do have interesting centres
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One amazingly gorgeous orchid this is 🙂
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Orchids seem to thrive here
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Wonderful orchid 😀
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Thanks Cee
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You must be a orchid-buff:) It’s great they’re still blooming!
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I only give them water once a week and now and again fertiliser, but they are either flowering or producing new flower stalks
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Lovely close up of that orchid! Remember how you didn’t think you could grow them and I told you it wasn’t hard, just don’t water them much and fertilize them sometimes? See? Mine, having been repotted, are growing like crazy, but no buds yet. they are VERY healthy, but I think they won’t bud until spring. Repotting sets back the flowering period, but I think if I hadn’t repotted them, they ALL have died. As it is, I lost one and the miniature is trying to recover. But the two older ones are doing very well and putting out those weird spiky things and lots of broad green leaves. I actually fed them some orchid fertilizer today which I hope will push them towards flowering. But they do look so much healthier in fresh soil and proper pots.
I may see if I can buy another full sized one. The miniature one is difficult to manage. It’s really tiny.
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Mine are producing new plants on the stem with plenty of new roots, a bunch of new leaves and flower stems. I let them grow as I do not want to detach them from the mother plant. I have placed a pot of new earth next to them ’snd now the new roots are stretching in that direction. Orchids are not so expensive to buy, considering that they flower a couple of months and reflower again
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