A round flower with nice tesellation on creamy base. NS of flower is 73 mm.
A very dark form of leucochilum with dark pigmentation across the dorsal and petals. NS of flower is 74 mm.
Fine lines and pigmentation on creamy base. NS of flower is 63 mm.
An nice round flower with tessellation across the petals. NS of flower is 73 mm.
A group picture showing the above 4 flowering plants.
I like to be a beginner with slipper orchids. We live in a HDB apartment with some bright indirect sun light - reflection at the lobby. What types of slippers should I start off with and where to purchase from?
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hi,i am an orchids lover.but i just dont have much knowledge on how to take care of them properly.i live in hdb with bright afternoon sunlight in our corridor.what kind of orchids do you suggest for me to start?and how much does it cost?thanks :)
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ReplyDeleteThanks for showing the interest in growing slipper orchids.
Like both of you, I am also an apartment dweller. For begginers, I would recommend growing Paph niveum and concolor or its hybrids. You can get them from Song Orchids. If you just need a representative plant, it would not be too expensive. You can get them for between $15 to $30.
You can log into our local forum website http://www.greenculturesg.com. You can find lots of info on orchids posted by beginners and expert growers.
Happy growing,
Joseph.