Winter has officially ended in California with the last of the rains we experienced in late March, which means growth is gaining some momentum on some of these phals.
I also recently noticed the sad state that my standard
Phal. cornu-cervi is in and decided that it needed to be repotted. It was sulking and is refusing to spike. Here's a picture of it looking much happier in new media next to
Phal. bellina fma.
coerulea after repotting.
There's actually a spike developing on the bellina and hopefully it won't stall as a result of my intervention.
In other news, I think there's a spike forming on the
Phal. mariae! It was not doing much over the winter and but was growing steadily. More on that plant in the future hopefully.
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