Well, I have grown tall peas up on twine like Donnabaskets and Camp10, and my parents re-use chicken wire and T-posts every year. Both of those work fine. This year I'm going to plant around tomato cages made of re-enforcing wire since a bunch of them came with the new house and it seems like less work. Though I think I might need to be sure to get the cages in good so I don't have any troubles in the wind we tend to get in spring. For short peas I've tried not staking (floppy mess and a lot of the pea pods get ruined), brushy twigs, a bush bean support (a sort of grow-through gridabout 8 inches high), and short stakes and twine. All of those methods except the first worked fine but I ended up coming to the conclusion that I prefer working with tall peas more when it comes to harvest time. Cheers!

It took about a week for four blooms to open. There were more buds on the tip of the spike but never grew big (May be I didn't make it too happy...). Hopefully next time it will have more blooms! The fragrance is VERY nice and powerful. It smells very similar to the fragrance of Long Yan Su, but just a little bit lighter, and has more of a sweetness in it. I love both of them! It's name 'Jin He' means golden lotus. Do the flowers look like small lotus blossoms to you? I feel addicted to them already... I want more! Here are some other enfoliums on my wishlist: Cym. ensifolium 'Fu Xing Qi Die' Cym. ensifolium 'Yi Pin Mei' Cym. ensifolium 'Hong Niang' Just saw the seller listed many more beautiful enfoliums and also some sinenses. Many of them have a lot more attractive flowers. Don't know what to choose! Cym. sinense Tao Ji' Now I start to understand why some people love and collect so many different orchids... They are, amazingly beautiful and exotic looking plants! I'm still reading a lot about how to grow them. Here're some new tips to help them set buds, for myself and others who're interested: more sun and less water! -In growing season only. More sun helps forming flowers, and less water makes them thirsty and think about reproduce. Apply to heathy, strong plants only, and those has at least 2 or 3 growths. Wish me luck! :)

Never planted them in a container. I would not expect them to be a good container plant. If you have access to a plot of ground, plant them in it not a container. FataMorgana

I use the back of my hand to judge light intensity. Also you can download an app for some phones that will measure light in lumens. You should be able to feel the light, without it getting too warm after 30 seconds or so on the back of your hand.