Lots of Spring Bloomers: Cattleya walkeriana, Cattleya mossiae // Why I'm not Stressed About Thrips

Check out some spring blooms featuring Cattleya Million Kiss, Lemboglossum rossii, Cattleya walkeriana 4n and Cattleya mossiae semi-alba pincelada. I also talk a little bit about dealing with thrips and why I don't worry too much about them because my plants are strong and spinosad is easy and effective to apply.
Trying to sell my polyploid Cattleya tigrinas so if you live in the US and are interested reach out to me. Also trying to sell a Ryncholaelia digbyana.
Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria/Probiotics I Use:
Tribus
impellobio.com...
Inocucor
firstrays.com/...
Biostimulant:
Kelpmax/Kelpak
firstrays.com/...
#Cattleya #Cattleyawalkeriana #Orchids #Houseplants #orquideas

[@almagarza9908]

I must say that you have a beautiful orchid collection. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@hunted3355]

Healthy looking orchids mate...well done

[@mustyjusty]

Love your collection, stunning as always!

[@Spencer_Plant_Projects]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@richardlawton1023]

Looks great

[@Spencer_Plant_Projects]

Thank you!

[@marquessman]

Nice collection. What lighting system do you use?

[@fraxinus7399]

Your mossiae is to die for! Do you know the parent plants?

[@Spencer_Plant_Projects]

Valerio x Llamarada, bred by Steven Christofferson

[@fraxinus7399]

@@Spencer_Plant_Projects I hope my young C. mossiae aquinii 'Caribe' x self will look like yours!

[@chrisspence3993]

Please let me know if your plants are still for sale.

[@Spencer_Plant_Projects]

Yeah they are email me at [e-mail]

[@thegardeningbotanist]

What ploidy is your tigrina if it's still available? Also, how big is the digbyana that you want to sell? Thanks!

[@Spencer_Plant_Projects]

The small one is certified tetraploid. The larger one could be triploid, could be tetraploid could be some other polyploidy

[@cherylpenn4509]

Hi, what is the best Media for Cattleya please???

[@Spencer_Plant_Projects]

The best media is the one that you can water regularly without causing rot in your specific conditions. A good starting point is trying different mixtures of bark and aggregate.

[@mariapina1755]

How can we contact you the tigrina?

[@Spencer_Plant_Projects]

[e-mail]