. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. SEASONABU : NOTES. Cattleya trianae. Cattleya trianae, étant maintenant en bonne récolte, veut la fin du refroidisseur de la chambre ?^ien Ouvert. Il exige ou préfère un peu plus de chaleur que C. labiata en grandissant, même si les deux font bien ensemble. Tous les cattleyas doivent être arrosés spar- ment à cette saison, mais lorsque l'eau est fait, imbibez-les bien et ne se contentent pas de dribbler un peu sur la sur- face. Les bourgeons vont bientôt montrer dans les gaines de ch. Schroederse. Garder ces à l'extrémité de la chambre. Pas d'ombre, sauf pour les plantes en fleur, et un peu d'air chaque jour, devrait

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. SEASONABU: NOTES. Cattleya Trianae. Cattleya Trianae, being now in good crop, wants the cooler end of the house ?^hile open. It requires or prefers a little more warmth than C. labiata while growing, though both do well together. All cattleyas must be watered spar- ingly at this season, but when water- ing is done, soak them well and do not merely dribble a little on the sur- face. The buds will soon show in the sheaths of C. Schroederse. Keep these at the warm end of the house. No shade, except for plants in flower, and some air every day, should be the motto for cattleyas. Odontoglossums like a sunny house in winter. They want no shade before the middle or end of March. Lean-to north houses, often recommended, are useful for summer, but valueless in winter, when the plants want sun. Be it remembered that the growth is mainly made in the cold months, and if it is made in a sunless structure the plants will not stand the summer heat nearly so well as those which have had the foliage bronzed and toughened by the winter sun. Wrap a little cotton- wool at the base of all spikes as they appear, as a protection against snails, especially where sphagnum moss is used. Miltoniafl. Miltonias like a little more warmth than odontoglossums. If in the same house, give them the warmer end; 52 to 55 degrees at night should not be exceeded. They do well at the cool end of a cattleya. house. Water carefully. Examine new growths; sometimes the sides of the leaves in new growths get caught and want releasing with a knife. Give full sun, and if the day is warm and bright a light spraying will do them good, being sure, however, that they are dry before night. Sophronitis Orandiflora. The brilliant little orchid, Sophron- itis grandiflora, which has proved of so much value in hybridizing, is still in flower, the flowers being carried on the new growths. It grows well in small, shallow pans in a cool house and lasts A long time in bloom. Oalan

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