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I have this one for trade. Just finished blooming, and spike is still attached. Healthy roots, but prior to my owning, the lead leaf had been cut back. Absolutely NO root rot. Looking for P. bellina or P. equestris. This one has nice dark harlequin flowers.
Hi Robert,
I treated the spike with hormones, and now the two top nodes are starting growth that should be new branches. The wife wants to keep it for now, but just in case, I will keep your offer in mind. Thanks!
Kevin
I understand about the wife.If she is happy then you are or atleast that is how it works here...LOL What kind of hormone did you put on the spike and where can it be purchased?
I got keiki paste from Chula Orchids. The original keiki paste is from someone in Canada, but more expensive. If you put the paste on the node and leave it in bright light, it will throw flowering branches instead of keikis. We were sorry to read about you losing your entire collection, and your cancer. My wife lost her father to Cancer, not pretty at all. We cared for him in his last days with Hospice care at home. Good luck on beating it.
Kevin
Phal Everspring Prince 'Black Butterfly'
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