Thinking of growing Tolumnia. Easy? Care? Bloom on old spikes, old growths, or new growths?
Tolumnias = twig epiphytes (Caribbean). Grow at twig ends: nightly mist, full daytime sun. Need very warm, very bright.
Only on new growth. In proper light, leaves show reddish sheen.
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