| Nobiles are known for its multi-colored flowers and sweet fragrance. The progeny thus far are highly varied, and blossoms do not always resemble their immediate parents. After a minimum winter chill of 50° to 55° Farenheit, large number of buds form along the side cane of each node, producing a spectacular display during winter to spring. Some varieties with the Nagasaki bloodline can grow and flower under warm conditions. Unlike the Den. Honohono, Nobiles do not require a total winter drought leading to defoliation. Nobiles can bloom with foliage intact, but removing bare canes is not recommended because they also produce flowers. |
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These orchid seedlings
are grown in 58-cell trays with a minimum of 50 plants per tray. One variety
per tray only. These plants are more substantial in height and girth than the
98-cell trays. They are near the size of a full-grown 2" potted plant.
Some of the varieties are already blooming in the trays. Minimum order is 1
tray. Read about the protray advantage. To
view or print a text-only version of the 58-cell seedling list,
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