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White Egret Flower (Habenaria Radiata) Egret Orchid Pecteilis Radiata - 100 pcs Flower Seeds
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White Egret Flower (Habenaria Radiata) Egret Orchid Features
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Growing White Egret Orchid Flower -- climate: Temperate; Watering: Medium; Soil pH: Neutral 5,5¨C 6; Season of Interest: Autumn; Sunlight: Partial Shade, Full Sun; Soil Type: Peat, Sand; Foliage: Semi-evergreen
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This white egret orchid rare is stunningly beautiful in spite of a very small size. Its summer bloom resembles a flock of doves, with every immaculate white flower blooming like a bird taking flight, wings outspread.
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The white egret flower is a plant of marshy but permeable soil that dries up in autumn. That¡¯s why it¡¯s important that its substrate remains moist throughout the growth period. The white egret flower grows preferably in a moist, well-drained and cool soil, in a sunny location.
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Select a pot with holes and add a layer of gravel or lava stone to the bottom of the pot to ensure good drainage. Add sand and lava stone to a light potting soil. You can also use perlite mixed with sphagnum moss. Plant the seeds 1 cm deep and 10 cm apart, fill with potting soil, pack well and water abundantly.
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Beautiful Flowering --100Pcs White Dove Orchids Seeds to Plant wildflower style or in carefully arranged beds, whatever suits your fancy - Perennial and annual flowers. Enjoy outside in the garden and indoor as cut flowers.
About White Egret Flower (Habenaria Radiata) Egret Orchid
Growing Egret Orchid (White Egret Flower) A terrestrial Orchid native to Asia, Habenaria radiata produces exquisite white flowers on flower spikes that are generally 59 inches long, occasionally longer. The plants grow from fleshy tubers and produce straplike, dark green leaves. They are slow to emerge in spring. Climate: Temperate Watering: Medium Soil pH: Neutral 5,5¨C 6 Season of Interest: Autumn Sunlight: Partial Shade, Full Sun Soil Type: Peat, Sand Foliage: Semievergreen Planted in the garden, they will provide beautiful blooms in the late spring.
