Miltonia Hybride - Hamilton s spindletree

continental : Place the Miltonia Hybride in a bright location, but away from direct sunlight.
These plants do not tolerate temperatures below 10-12°C for long periods; it is advisable to replace them inside the house with the first cold weather of the season, or to grow them as houseplants all year long.

alpine : Avoid direct sunlight, but placing the plant in a very bright place.
These plants do not tolerate temperatures below 10-12°C for long periods; it is advisable to replace them inside the house with the first cold weather of the season, or to grow them as houseplants all year long.

mediterranean : They prefer very bright exposures, but do not like direct sunlight.
When autumn starts, place the plant in the house, because it does not tolerate cold.

Feed Miltonia Hybride : These plants need regular fertilizings, to be supplied every 15-20 days all year long; suspend fertilizings only during bloom or during a possible rest period. A specific fertilizer shall be used for orchids, alternatively use half portion, compared to the one used for the other plants, of universal fertilizer. Avoid to leave the roots soaked with the fertilizing solution during night hours.

continental : Waterings shall be regular, but not excessive; allow the soil to dry out well between two waterings. Specially in spring and summer remember to give a good amount of water while watering.

alpine : These plants are watered regularly during the vegetative period, watering deeply the soil; remember that it is a rule to allow the soil to dry out well between two waterings. During the cold season waterings can be suspended.

mediterranean : These plants like a fresh and humid soil; give a good amount of water frequently, keeping the ground humid. Remember to increase waterings during hot and dry months and to decrease them in winter.

Adversity Miltonia Hybride : Often these plants are attacked by cochineal or other small insects, that shall be eliminated with specific products, avoiding to wet flowers. A correct growth normally prevents fungal diseases.