Orchid doctor

CYMBIDIUM BACKBULBS: When to Remove From New Growth

Cymbidiums Orchid Doctor

by Robert M. Hamilton (Compiler)

Originally published in The Orchid Doctor in 1980 and 1988

Posted by Sys Admin about 2 years ago.

Article Blog   Article Index
After backbulb has become established and is well rooted and beginning to form a backbulb of its own, the old bulb can be removed and used to start another growth if it is still plump. A67-45
Share on Social Media:  
Log in to Add a Comment
New Topics
  1. 92f7c225 2490 4d3b 822c 2f4b8f30d6b8 Mary Lane asked question Add an orchid to my space in category General Discussion
  2. Milena Radeva asked question Orchid name in category Phalaenopsis
  3. Gilda Gómez asked question Dendrobium loddigesii in category General Discussion
  4. Edward Zapata asked question Selfing Question on Pollinating. in category General Discussion
  5. Edward Zapata asked question Name of Cymbidium? in category General Discussion
Ask a Question Start a Topic
New Comments
  1. 92f7c225 2490 4d3b 822c 2f4b8f30d6b8 Mary Lane commented on topic "Add an orchid to my space" by Mary Lane
  2. Image Carol Holdren commented on orchid Den. Little Andree
  3. Image Carol Holdren commented on topic "Orchid name" by Milena Radeva
  4. Ronald Young commented on member plant Ett. Volcano Trick by Ronald Young
  5. giuseppe di ciommo commented on scheduled event "Southern Ontario Orchid Society Orchid Show & Sale" by Southern Ontario Orchid Society
  6. Gilda Gómez commented on topic "Dendrobium loddigesii" by Gilda Gómez
  7. Gilda Gómez commented on topic "How to add a not-listed plant" by Adrienne Alexander
  8. Image Carol Holdren commented on member plant Rlc. Prada Green Deluxe by Mary Lane
  9. Edward Zapata commented on topic "Selfing Question on Pollinating. " by Edward Zapata
  10. Edward Zapata commented on orchid Wils. Tropic Breeze