Förra blomningsinlägget var den 23 januari, och såhär ser det ut idag, veckan före omplantering. Inte mycket sol och ljus här nu, men diverse blommor är igång – framförallt olika phalaenopsis. Som avslutning före alla Hjärtans Dag fick det bli en röd amaryllis.
Leya 
Beautiful orchids. I think the top right is the same as the one I got for Valentine’s Day. 🙂
OK!Thank you! May it stay in flower for a long time!
Gorgeous all!
Thank you, Madhu! I really cannot live without flowers.
Ååååh så fantastiska!! Blir alldeles hänförd av dina blommor!
Så roligt att få se detta!
Kram Tammy
Tack!
Underbara foton på dessa vackra blommor…önskar dig och de dina en underbar alla hjärtans dag! kramiz
Tack, detsamma, Kicki!
Lucky you!
Thanks for this visual gift.
As yours are too – visual gifts! Beauty is essential for the human mind to stay positive.
You have beautiful Orchids. I tried to grow one once but it didn’t survive. But that’s ok, I can just admire yours. 🙂
You’re so welcome!
Lovely, what a nice addition to your home.
Thank you…my husband thinks there are too many of them…
I hate to inform him that he is wrong 🙂
Ha, ha…!
Så vackra!
Blommor är levande ljus i mörkret för mig.
Ja…det är underbart för öga och sinne 🙂
Jag bugar inför dessa skönheter ! Mitt hjärta föll för den första blomman som kom upp … nämligen den mörklila , milda makter vilken skönhet.
// Maria
Jo, den är speciell!
Gorgeous! I love Orchids!
Thank you
what so pretty Orchids, Ann. Thank you for sharing those pics.
I’m happy that you liked them!
Gorgeous! 🙂
Thank you!
So beautiful!
Thank you!
They are ALL yours ???
Green fingers 🙂
Well…my husband often threatens me that he is on the verge of buying a machete…
😮
What are you talking to your flowers about …. Naughty stories maybe … because something it’s!
Truly stunning flowers, so healthy looking and all blooming at the same time too. I’m so envy!!!!!!!
Oh, you only have to…forget them. This is their answer!
Easy …. but how often do water them when blooming … and not blooming????
Once a week. Only a couple of spoons. The best thing really is to dip them in a bucket of water for some seconds and let them drip off. Once a week. I use a little bottle to spray water on them a couple of times a week too. Never on the flowers, of course.
I have them on a draining shelve and pour a bottle of water into the pot and let it drain through straight away.
The leafs don’t like water neither – so is’t only the stem you spray ???
And I do it every 14 days.
I think it sounds like you are OK with how to water them, but I spray the leaves and the stems…and they like it!
Okay, somebody told me that the leafs rotten if they get water on them – I will try it.
Have seen them in the wild and moist make sense – they are really parasite plants.
Yes, I have many of them hanging in baskets – nothing to force them standing up. When there is no more space for baskets I have to make some of them stand up or there won’t be any space left to walk in here…