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Old 11-26-2006, 01:56 AM
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Here is my Stanhopea wardii. It is super easy to grow. I grow it intermediate to warm in bright light. I have had this plant for 2 years now. This year it bloomed twice for me.
This is blooming in May. Not many flowers, only 4.


Here is the plant and all in October (sunburn on leaves--ouch!!)


Here are close-ups of the flower


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Fabulous...just fabulous! Do you grow outdoors in summer and in the house in cool weather? You've done a great job with this.
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how old does Stanhopea have to be to flower your is very nice..
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Ohhh, thanks for posting!!! This is what I hope my wardii will do as well....!!!


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Fabulous...just fabulous! Do you grow outdoors in summer and in the house in cool weather? You've done a great job with this.
Thanks, I grow most of my plants indoors year 'round. I live in Phoenix and outdoors in the summer wont do except for a few plants. I put plants out for the winter and bring them in for the summer.

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how old does Stanhopea have to be to flower your is very nice..
I think they need 3 mature pbs. it blasted the very first time.
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Amazing photos!!! Great closeups. Thanks for sharing it!
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