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  1. jazid

    jazid Gardener

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    And about that cutting the flower stalk down when they have finished flowering; IMHO do not do this. They are far far more likely to re-flower if you just leave the stalk alone, I don't know why but it has been my almost continuous experience that those cut back are shy flowering afterwards. I suspect most of the Phalaenopsis I get to see aren't that well looked after, so every little helps them along. good luck!!
     
  2. DAG

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    Thanks jazid, I shall remember that! ;)

    Thinking of getting some sort of tray to go under it and fill with pebbles and water for moisture....perhaps colour to go with colour of flowers? Is that a bit over the top, any thoughts/suggestions? It will be on the bathroom window cill.(east facing)
     
  3. elainefiz

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    [​IMG] Cosmic Cosmos purple sensation.some of these plants have grown to 6ft at our allotment.they have completely taken over.there are a few gaps due to bad wind but they are looking fantastic and its October.
     
  4. elainefiz

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    [​IMG] OK.thats the last one.i wish i could suss how to put them all on the same post. [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
  7. strongylodon

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    That's a cosmic display E, has taken over a bit! [​IMG]
     
  8. elainefiz

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    Strongylodon,i had to set about them with the secateurs to clear that path so Mr. fiz could get past with his pigeon baskets. [​IMG]
     
  9. Victoria

    Victoria Lover of Exotic Flora

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    Elaine, love the Cosmos! Regarding your postings, I use two windows, side by side, Photobucket in one, GC in the other. Then I say my bit on GC, do a few carrier returns to come down, go over to Photobucket, copy the photo then paste it in GC. Then I go a couple of carrier returns down from my link, go back over to Photobucket, copy another photo and then post it in GC, carrier return a few times .... etc? Does that make sense to you?
     
  10. elainefiz

    elainefiz Gardener

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    Hi LOL,thanks for taking the time to explain but it still makes no sense to me. [​IMG] when i try to paste the second pic it cancels the first.what is carrier returns please?.
     
  11. Victoria

    Victoria Lover of Exotic Flora

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    The enter key at your right pinky. [​IMG] This way each link is on a different line and you can type whatever you want in between the links.
     
  12. wiseowl

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  13. elainefiz

    elainefiz Gardener

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    Love it wiseoldowl.Did you do it yourself?The heron looks like he`s just spotted his dinner.Rupert looks like he thinks it`s a bit nippy for a dip today. [​IMG] :D
     
  14. wiseowl

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    Hi E. [​IMG]
    All my own work,everything recycled(bricks from a
    accident prone garage/wooden bridge from B and Q,s rubbish skip(with permission)Heron minus legs from neighbour,pond liner left over from Contract job.Rupert bear is an orphan from i found while i walking round my local river.
     
  15. Kandy

    Kandy Will be glad to see the sun again soon.....

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    Hi WOO,love your garden :D :D
     
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