Is this an orchid?
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Second Orchid Trip Report: Silva Orchids
Comments (14)Silva orchids may not have a red phal, but they have the most beautiful Christmas red Potinara Redheart "Neptune" that I ever saw. Carter and Holmes wanted $75 for their red one, but Silva only wanted $35. My plant is fully grown now and I get six or nine gorgeous red flowers every year. Parkside is well worth the effort to see. The six greenhouses are all neat and clean, and the plants are meticulously well groomed. The staff is very patient and helpful. They have far more plants than they list on their website. Thirty-five dollars may seem like a lot of money, but a healthy plant doesn't require money spent on insecticides and weeks of trying to eradicate a seige of insects or weeks of trying to coax roots on a plant that was overwatered, or months of patiently waiting for a flower spike....See MoreWildcatt Orchids Database--or--OrchidWiz Orchid Database
Comments (2)Cinnamon, Thank you! Your post leaves no room for misinterpretation! :-) --Stitz--...See MoreOrchids- Orchids - Orchids
Comments (0)Its always a fun time. Hope to see some of you there...See MoreInherited orchid(s)
Comments (6)I cut the plants off the stalks, leaving what they were attached to and just sort of stuck them in little pots with orchid planing soil -which looks like is just bark and vermiculite. They were looking good but last night I think they were discovered by some slugs. I am soaking them and I'll put them back in their pots. Oh, and I fertilized them with some very weak fertilizer. I need to get the little wooden baskets. They're pretty fugly as is, between the chewed up leaves and their temp pots. I'll post pictures when they are looking a little better....See Morecarolb_w_fl_coastal_9b
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