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Jose Rizal's "Mi Choza De Nipa" was one of his early works, and although I cannot remember anymore how the poem goes, I believe that the idea lingers on. The lowliness and humility, integrity and truthfulness, I adopt as my standard - for me and my family.
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Image via WikipediaI have come across several articles in the web for doing manual pollination. Some suggested paint brush use, just the size enough for the flowers to be inter-pollinated, and some others suggested the use of cotton buds.
I chose the paint brush, as I always have these within my reach, and I don't have to throw them away after use.
Now, all I have to do is wait. I hope to be successful in my manual pollination technique!
Till then.
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Image by cskk via FlickrThe chili plants that brought me high hopes as my provider for leaves and pods - they all grew well. But it is just so disappointing, in that living up high in the flats among an almost concreted area will not have even a single pollinator!
The flowers come, sprout, spread, then wither and die. No pods.
And the leaves are almost always having some aphids sticking underneath them. I wouldn't have minded that for all I care, but then, there are no fertilized flowers that will show me some colors other than green and white, so I would be on the lookout on how to perform artificial pollination.
I hope to make this work - many flowers are waiting!
Till then!
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Here is a picture of my yellow phal. I really thought that it was very difficult to take care of this mysterious orchid, but I was wrong. It is even easier to take care of than a dendrobium. Just bright light and a continuous breeze whole day, and the watering can go from weekly to bi-weekly. And they will thrive.
Here goes!
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I borrowed some books from the library, and there are three that I can recommend to anyone who is just beginning, or is already an expert, on orchid cultivation.
it can serve the purpose of clearing doubts, or correcting assumptions, or gleaning new nuggets of wisdom. There are always new things (if we can call them new) every now and then.
So here goes:
Orchid Basics
A comprehensive guide to care and cultivation
by Brian & Sara Rittershausen
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