Author is Jing Tong, posted 7 months ago
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Phalaenopsis Lianher Glory
Author is Lachlan Marshall, posted about 1 year ago
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Doritaenopsis Fire Cracker
Author is Günther Eilers, posted almost 2 years ago
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PHALAENOPSIS: Bacterial Disease
Author is Robert M. [Bert] Hamilton (Compiler), posted over 7 years ago
Erwinia cyprepedii is the probable cause; the recommended treatment for it, Natriphene, failed; try cultural practice as outlined fully; spray with Tersan 75 at 1 tpg, three times spaced fortnightl...
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PHALAENOPSIS: Adventitious Shoot Formation
Author is Robert M. [Bert] Hamilton (Compiler), posted over 7 years ago
The nodes of flower spikes have buds which may develop into shoots; until a way to meristem phalaenopsis is found this offers a method for the rapid propagation of plants. A71-807+
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PHALAENOPSIS: Breeding
Author is Robert M. [Bert] Hamilton (Compiler), posted over 7 years ago
Line breeding reduces the range of variation; dispersion-breeding increases greatly the frequency of new and different forms; Phal. equestris and its three lines of breeding presented; refer to Wl1...
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PHALAENOPSIS: Advantages of Growing Them
Author is Robert M. [Bert] Hamilton (Compiler), posted over 7 years ago
The flowers last much longer than most others; they are more floriferous; they do not grow out of the pot; they need about the same climate as humans do; they grow quickly; they provide many colors...
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PHALAENOPSIS: "zada" Crosses
Author is Robert M. [Bert] Hamilton (Compiler), posted over 7 years ago
In choosing seedlings pick the ones with green leaves, not those with the reddish-tinged leaves, if you want the darker colored flowers. ODA78(l)-24
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BLISTERS: On Phalaenopsis Flowers
Author is Robert M. [Bert] Hamilton (Compiler), posted over 7 years ago
If round, and look water-soaked, they are probably botrytis fungus; keep humidity lower at night; use a fan; water early in the morning. A72-412
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PHALAENOPSIS: Buds Fall Off in the Home
Author is Robert M. [Bert] Hamilton (Compiler), posted over 7 years ago
The chances are good that the atmosphere in the home in winter is too dry because of low relative humidity, so place the plants on pans of gravel ana water. A83-1156
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