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Eulophia streptopetala orchid
Eulophia streptopetala orchid
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2.250 KWD
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50-100 Seeds
Best Planting Time
- Best started during the cool and mild season in the Gulf:
- October to March
- Avoid sowing during the extreme summer heat.
Growing Medium
Use a well-drained terrestrial orchid mix consisting of:
- Fine pine bark
- Perlite
- Coarse sand
- Leaf mold or compost (small amount)
The medium should be airy, moisture-retentive, and free-draining.
Sowing Method
- Orchid seeds are dust-like and extremely small.
- For best germination, sow on a sterile orchid seed germination medium.
- Do not cover seeds with soil.
- Scatter seeds lightly over the surface.
- Maintain sterile, humid conditions throughout germination.
Temperature & Light
- Ideal germination temperature:
- 22–28°C
- Ideal growing temperature:
- 18–32°C
- Requires:
- Bright filtered light
- Light morning sun
- Partial shade during the afternoon
Humidity
- Ideal humidity:
- 50–70%
- Moderate humidity is beneficial, especially for seedlings.
Watering
- Keep the growing medium evenly moist during active growth.
- Reduce watering slightly during dormancy if the plant enters a resting period.
- Never allow the medium to remain waterlogged.
Germination Time
- Under sterile conditions:
- 4–12 weeks or longer
- Seedlings develop slowly and may take several months before transplanting.
Transplanting
- Transplant seedlings when they have:
- Several leaves
- Well-developed roots or small tubers
- Space mature plants:
- 20–30 cm apart
Flowering
- Mature plants typically flower after several years from seed.
- Produces elegant flowers with narrow, twisted petals.
Gulf Climate Tips
- Best grown in:
- Shade houses
- Greenhouses
- Bright, protected garden areas
- Protect from temperatures above 38°C.
- Increase humidity during dry periods.
- Use mulch to help keep roots cool.
- Suitable for collectors of terrestrial orchids and rare tropical plants.
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