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Banfieldara Gilded Tower 'Mystic Maze'

There is perhaps this one orchid you like, well not entirely like. It's more like a curious unconscious attraction, but you are not sure why and not really sure if you would want this plant.You saw it somewhere online, or at your friends or at a show and still there is plenty other orchids you would rather buy than this.
Yeah, this is me in this case and Banfieldara Gilded Tower is my such problem. I don't own this orchid (yet) and I'm not sure if it's love or hate or both at the same time. I really like it but I don't.



"Mystic Maze" is a rather complex cross of Brassidium Gilded Urchin and Rhyncada (Adaglossum)Summit, yes that is a mouthful. The parentage is viable in the intense colors and the spider shape of the flower, also in the vigorous growth pattern and very tall and long flower spikes.



It is also a thirsty orchid that requires a good potting mix, able to retain moisture and watering twice a week during the summer period when the temperatures are higher and water evaporates quicker. In winter period water only once a week, when it comes to fertilizing as I mentioned many times before, it's best to fertilize every other week using a growth booster and when in flower a bloom booster.
It is good to spray with a Orchid mist containing nutrients. 



The dilemma is that I could buy this orchid straight away, as a young seedling or a mature ready to grow plant but although It has brilliant, mesmerizing colors, I'm not really sure If i'm going to enjoy growing it, and there is always another orchids I'd like to have more than this one.



If you are really interested in it then look on eBay as they are available or on Ray Creek Orchids or German and Dutch nurseries. Usually you can also get it in Ikea.


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