Epidendrum porpax
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
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Today I am going to change the mount of my Epidendrum porpax. This is a miniature species. It’s native habitat is pretty extensive going from Central America all the way to some áreas of south America where it grows at medium altitude in very wet montane biome.
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Martín Javier Battiti de Tegucigalpa, Honduras
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Hoje vou modificar a montagem do meu Epidendrum porpax. Esta é uma espécie em miniatura. O seu habitat nativo é bastante extenso, indo desde a América Central até algumas zonas da América do Sul, onde cresce a uma altitude média num bioma montanhoso e muito húmido.
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Olá, Fernanda! O replante ficou perfeito, vão sair raízes. Elas amam madeira 🧡 Fiquei de olho na Hortênsia quando foi mostrar os peixes Que por sinal estão lindos! Ótima semana 😘💗
Such a cute orchid. I hope it thrives on its new mount.😊
Hi Fernanda, very cute orchid and very healthy, love it! I think they might like sphagnum more as you said it yourself. Thanks for sharing this cutie with us. Have a great week ahead and happy growing.
Nice mount Fernanda, your Temperatures look lovely, it is getting unseasonal cold here! I hope it is not a sign of a bad winter!
I know the first advice you get when asking online about the antocyanin colouration is that it is completely light related but this is just something complete newbies keep saying when if they had a bit of experience under their belt they might question this notion.
Especially when you have two identical plants growing next to each other in identical light conditions and one turns red and the other does not.
Or the red appears on the underside of the leaf. ie the other side the light shines.
A further clue is that it will even happen in light conditions that is too low for flowering. So I know. I know, beginners only get told to stick it in lower light.
But that is like a doctor telling a patient a red rash on ther skin is sunburn and they tell their doc they haven't left the house in a month so it's very unlikely to be a sunburn.
In the same way when diagnosing problems with our orchids we should only trust professionals and not some "guy" online who swears he grows orchids and you trust him blindly.
It is so true. Anthocyanin is not always a good sign and that was the sign the smaller plant was not getting enough humidity, hence getting more sensitive to light. Thank you Tom for your comment. Have a great weekend 💝😍
So true, I have heard a lot of ridiculous thing from So called Orchid growers
@@FernandaNascimentoOrchids thanks Fernanda. I'm glad you always know how to reply to my orchid woes.
All the best to you too.
@@denisesorchidparadise1411 Thanks, that means a lot to hear. It's refeshing to have others with the same observations. Have a great weekend.