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I'm about to give up on a Fang. Bob Henley that I purchased from a reputable dealer almost 2 yrs ago in bloom. It's not spiked for me since then. I've tried several light combinations and was advised by this dealer to use a variety of fertilizers on it including 30-10-10 in rotations of 4 wks. The plant has new growth but no signs of spiking. Any ideas? Many thanks.
Hi Derek I just googled this and it's a Odontobrassia cross, so you may get more info searching for cultural requirements for this intergeneric group. The 30-10-10 may not be the best thing for flowers - the first number is nitrogen which is mainly used for leafy green growth. I don't think these guys need a lot of light, but you may want to increase it slightly if you're not seeing blooms.
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