Cattleya walkeriana

9 years ago

I am still learning how to bloom walkeriana. I had bud blast the first year. It did not try to bloom the next year. This year I finally got one flower. It is improvement but I clearly have a lot of work on this species.

It is possible it needs more of a rest than I give it. Recommendations are welcome.

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arthurm2015
9 years ago
No comments. I had one and it was never happy. RIP

Not so, the primary hybrid between Cattleya intermedia and walkeriana, Cattleya Walkerinter grows like a weed in the same conditions. Perhaps clues in the Climate descriptions for Southern Brazil.
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suzabanana (6b Boston/N. Shore)
9 years ago
I have one in bloom too. I can't take much credit as the inflorescence had just begun growing when I brought it home and I managed not to kill it. From where I sit, you are an orchid genius! Congrats :)
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jane__ny
9 years ago
Lovely and good job. Plant looks very healthy. I'm sure you'll have a bunch of blooms next year.

Jane
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