Does the silver veined tiger tail orchid bloom?

Will the silver-veined tiger tail orchid bloom?

Will the silver-veined tiger tail orchid bloom? The answer is of course yes. Its flowers grow independently from the rhizome, standing upright among the leaves, but taller than the leaves; the flowers are white or light green, and each bunch consists of about 3 to 5 flowers. Its flower stems are particularly long, and the flowers have a strong fragrance.

Flowering period of silver vein tiger tail orchid

The flowering period of the silver-veined tiger tail orchid is from January to February. It does not bear fruit, and different tiger tail orchids have different flowering periods. Some can even bloom from November to December, but it is still mainly for viewing leaves.

Is the scent of the silver veined tiger tail orchid poisonous?

Its flower fragrance is indeed very strong. Generally, flowers with strong fragrance are either poisonous or can be used as medicinal materials, but its flowers are neither poisonous nor can they be used as medicinal materials. They are just ordinary flowers. If it blooms while you are growing it and you can't stand the fragrance, you can move it to another place during the flowering period. Its flowering period is up to one month, and it will generally wither in about 18 days, and some may be even shorter.

In fact, the silver-veined tiger tail orchid does not bloom every year, and it is very rare to see its flowers. Some flower lovers only see it bloom after almost 10 years of cultivation, and the flowering period is short. If your silver-veined tiger tail orchid blooms, it only proves that your maintenance methods are very appropriate.