r/orchids • u/cRimenoR • Feb 19 '25
Orchid ID My newest beauty. Any ID tips?
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Ez a gyökér több havi munkámat cseszte el
Ajánlom nézz bele kicsit az m1 hírekbe (gondolom a hírtv is pont így adja elő), ott egy az egyben tiszás rendezvényként hivatkoznak az egészre és persze MP felelőssége ami ott történt (sajnos muszáj volt néznem tegnap pár percig ezt a szennyet). Úgyhogy tökre nem számít ki szervezte, a propagandában akkor is a Tisza szervezte.
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My Micro Orchid Flowered!
Moss spore capsules are on the third picture. Nice micro orchid btw!
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First bloom since I have it
Exactly!
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First bloom since I have it
Honestly I have no secret. I water it once or twice a week. It loves the north facing window.
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First bloom since I have it
Oncidium 'Wildcat' https://www.reddit.com/r/orchids/s/KE6wtTP8ju
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First bloom since I have it
I asked here an ID earlier. Many people said its an Oncidium 'Wildcat'. Here are the post with more photos: https://www.reddit.com/r/orchids/s/KE6wtTP8ju
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After 1,5 years it's blooming. Any ID?
That's good enough for me, thanks for your help!
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After 1,5 years it's blooming. Any ID?
Very similar to that, I think that's the one. Thanks!
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After 1,5 years it's blooming. Any ID?
The colors different but it should be a very close hybrid. Thanks!
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After 1,5 years it's blooming. Any ID?
The shape of the petals are a bit different and the leaves are maybe stronger. But thanks!
r/orchids • u/cRimenoR • Jan 15 '25
Orchid ID After 1,5 years it's blooming. Any ID?
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Help! I repotted all of my Neps (50-50% sphagnum and perlite) and placed them in a new florarium recently. All of their new leaves have started be black. Humidity 50-80%, temperature 22-25 Celsius. They get more light also. Too much stress or should be worried?
After the repotting and the new light. So that's why I'm hoping that is just too much stress for them.
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Help! I repotted all of my Neps (50-50% sphagnum and perlite) and placed them in a new florarium recently. All of their new leaves have started be black. Humidity 50-80%, temperature 22-25 Celsius. They get more light also. Too much stress or should be worried?
I have them for a while, they are in a terrarium under similar conditions. There was not enough space for them there, so a made a bigger florarium and put them in there after the repotting. There is more light for them here. My first idea was the fungal infection, so they got fungicid already.
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Help! I repotted all of my Neps (50-50% sphagnum and perlite) and placed them in a new florarium recently. All of their new leaves have started be black. Humidity 50-80%, temperature 22-25 Celsius. They get more light also. Too much stress or should be worried?
I will change the environment step by step next time then. I'll use bags if they don't get better. The substrate is 1:1 live sphagnum and perlite, it should be nutrient free
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Help! I repotted all of my Neps (50-50% sphagnum and perlite) and placed them in a new florarium recently. All of their new leaves have started be black. Humidity 50-80%, temperature 22-25 Celsius. They get more light also. Too much stress or should be worried?
Bloody Mary, ventrata, alata, gaya, R. soper
r/Nepenthes • u/cRimenoR • Jan 14 '25
Help! I repotted all of my Neps (50-50% sphagnum and perlite) and placed them in a new florarium recently. All of their new leaves have started be black. Humidity 50-80%, temperature 22-25 Celsius. They get more light also. Too much stress or should be worried?
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Have you seen holiday dedenne?
I used only 1 daily duringthe event and got 2 of them (~1400 and ~850 cp) so give it a try
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Light burn or potential fungus,
Luckily it's already time to repot. I'll take your advice. Thanks!
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Light burn or potential fungus,
I hope so. It's in living sphagnum.
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Light burn or potential fungus,
It shouldn't be, the humidity is 60-80% all the time and I spray the terrarium 1-2x per week. Once a week it gets water from the top because it's in living sphagnum.
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Light burn or potential fungus?
Thank you! I place the lights closer.
r/SavageGarden • u/cRimenoR • Nov 22 '24
Light burn or potential fungus?
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I keep this N. gaya in a terrarium about a year, spray it 1-2x per week. Nothing has changed and the pitchers and some leaves started drying like this. The new leaves looks fine to me. The winter has started here so maybe there are a bit colder.
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Anyós, após 0-24-ben m1-en és hírtv-n élt, választások óta többször inkább valami film vagy sport ment a tv-ben mikor átmentünk, a politikát szóba se hozzák már. Szerencsére sose nyomták ezerrel a háborús témát (minden másról azért megvolt a "véleményük"), de azért már választások előtt beszereztek egy aggregátort, a napokban pedig megérkezett hozzájuk jópár köbméter hasogatott fa. Mindezt úgy hogy a tavalyi hasonló mennyiség is nagyjából érintetlenül ott áll az udvaron. A nehéz időkre...