There are nearly, if not more than 100 orchids hanging from or attached to this Peregrina tree. One Lady of the Night is in bloom and one Phal is growing a spike. I’m excited for when they all start blooming together.
Wow! Where do you live? I wish I could grow some outside but it’s too cold here
Wise-Two-6938
Great display, however be mindful that unless they are bolted down to tree they may develop legs
Wise-Two-6938
Well glad to hear that. Neighbors will keep an eye out for your plants. In my case when neighbors had visitors they would bring them around my yard and give them a tour of my naturalized ( already attached to trees) orchids as well. If ever you want yo sell and move however that changes the day your realtor puts a for sale sign in front of your house. This happened to me. Many spectacular plants disappeared overnight . Should that day come, plan to relocate your plants to safety before you plant that sign
dmontease
Guessing it’s not super windy very often? Or do they enjoy the tilt-a-whirl?
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Wow! Where do you live? I wish I could grow some outside but it’s too cold here
Great display, however be mindful that unless they are bolted down to tree they may develop legs
Well glad to hear that. Neighbors will keep an eye out for your plants. In my case when neighbors had visitors they would bring them around my yard and give them a tour of my naturalized ( already attached to trees) orchids as well. If ever you want yo sell and move however that changes the day your realtor puts a for sale sign in front of your house. This happened to me. Many spectacular plants disappeared overnight . Should that day come, plan to relocate your plants to safety before you plant that sign
Guessing it’s not super windy very often? Or do they enjoy the tilt-a-whirl?