P. moranensis 'Titan' and similar hybrids often enter a prolonged dormancy, persisting as tiny spiral buds for months. The most reliable method to break dormancy is foliar feeding with dilute orchid fertilizer.
P. 'Sethos' will not be offered this year. We are focusing on consistent crops of P. moranensis, P. agnata, and hybrids like gigantea × moctezumae and 'Aphrodite' (available later this year).
Good growing!
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