My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
I got two spikes this time, for a total of nine flowers. The trick is to separate the bulbs so that they produce more bulbs each. I messed up this summer and did not feed it enough so the back bulbs are completely shriveled. I'm not sure this one will be as nice as next year. Smells like cherry cough syrup! Props to the hubby for holding up the plant for me LOL
A cross of Cycnoches lehmannii X Mormodes sinuata.
Calvin, I'd say it's worthwhile: scent and ease of growth, plus no need to water for a couple of months while it goes dormant.
Littlem, if you have only 2 bulbs, it might be better to not separate them. Mine had five bulbs, so I felt confident I could split them into a pair and a trio when they went dormant, then repotted them all together when the two sets each put out a new growth.
Obviously you need to feed them well so that they can maintain older back bulbs and not cannibalize them like mine did.
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