Hello. Today I have logged in again in order to show you some photographs of orchids. You may recognize this fellow, my large Phaelaenopsis. It is in full bloom, with a shoot still budding (not visible here).
This big guy should still sprout it's shoot. Then, after the flowers are all done, I'm supposed to trim the stalk just below the last joint, and it should send out another one.
The orchid to the left is a smaller one I got from http://www.orchids.com/ . It is cool but has lost flowers and leaves, so I'm still working on it. I thought I'd better get a picture while it still lives. The other orchid I got there is doing well so the jury's out on these guys.
It's cool looking, though.
I promise semi-regular orchid updates at this site. Let me know if you only want to see the showy flowers, or hear about the tragic vicissitudes of orchid death.
'Cause it could happen. That's all from orchid world.
Love to all of you for whatever reason. S.
The orchid to the left is a smaller one I got from http://www.orchids.com/ . It is cool but has lost flowers and leaves, so I'm still working on it. I thought I'd better get a picture while it still lives. The other orchid I got there is doing well so the jury's out on these guys.It's cool looking, though.
I promise semi-regular orchid updates at this site. Let me know if you only want to see the showy flowers, or hear about the tragic vicissitudes of orchid death.
'Cause it could happen. That's all from orchid world.
Love to all of you for whatever reason. S.
3 comments:
We must have the tragedy along with the triumph. It's a life lesson.
In the words of a famous Monte Python character: "I'm not dead yet!"
*nods* I agree with NancyTurtle!
...and vicissitudes!
*orchidstrates her exit*
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