The Amateur Orchid Cultivators Guide book
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This Dendrobe does not last long in flower, but the grower is amply compensated by the great beauty of the flowers, which are white and yellow, and borne on drooping racemes. When in a growing state this plant requires a reasonable amount of water, and as it is an evergreen kind it does not require so much rest as most of the other kinds of Dendrobiums during winter, and when kept in a dry state it should never be allowed to shrivel on any account, and kept at the warmest end of the house and w...ell up to the light. Yellow thrip are sometimes troublesome on this species, but may be kept down by sprinkling or puffing tobacco powder down the new growths and over the foliage, and should they make too much headway, then resort to fumigation also. Although this species grows well in this house, it also does well in a Warm house. Good established plants of this Orchid should be purchased for about 5s. Per leading growth, but I recommend purchasing newly imported plants which have arrived in the spring, such plants are likely to give much greater satisfaction, and they should then be purchaseable in extra strong pieces at from 3s.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This Dendrobe does not last long in flower, but the grower is amply compensated by the great beauty of the flowers, which are white and yellow, and borne on drooping racemes. When in a growing state this plant requires a reasonable amount of water, and as it is an evergreen kind it does not require so much rest as most of the other kinds of Dendrobiums during winter, and when kept in a dry state it should never be allowed to shrivel on any account, and kept at the warmest end of the house and w...ell up to the light. Yellow thrip are sometimes troublesome on this species, but may be kept down by sprinkling or puffing tobacco powder down the new growths and over the foliage, and should they make too much headway, then resort to fumigation also. Although this species grows well in this house, it also does well in a Warm house. Good established plants of this Orchid should be purchased for about 5s. Per leading growth, but I recommend purchasing newly imported plants which have arrived in the spring, such plants are likely to give much greater satisfaction, and they should then be purchaseable in extra strong pieces at from 3s.
What to read after The Amateur Orchid Cultivators Guide book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H a Burberry to read onlineMoreLess
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