Human and Nature (인간과 자연)

Summary 

This article documents orchid growing in an apartment setting through essential tools, environmental control, and long-term observation aligned with natural rhythms.

It explains how light control, airflow, temperature, humidity, and simple equipment support healthy orchid growth over time. 

  

Summary

This essay reflects on a Chunran (Cymbidium goeringii) named Hyunmong, not through rarity or bloom, but through time, care, and responsibility.

It explores how patience and restraint shape a quiet relationship between humans and orchids, where growth is measured not in flowers, but in endurance.

Based on long-term veranda cultivation records, it documents division, recovery, and environmental influence on orchid growth.

 

Summary 

This article presents a 7-year cultivation record of a Jungtu-variegated Cymbidium goeringii (Korean spring orchid) grown on an apartment balcony.

It documents recovery after cold damage, seasonal growth patterns, and year-by-year changes in variegation stability.

The record offers a case-based perspective on how long-term care and urban growing conditions influence orchid growth over time.

 

[춘란(중투) 속잎 3장 생성, 2024]

 

Summary

 

This essay reflects on why a small number of Cymbidium goeringii can hold one’s attention for hours.

Beyond appearance, each orchid carries time, memory, and resilience.

Through long-term observation of three orchid varieties, the observer discovers growth, uncertainty, and stillness—mirroring the quiet changes within the orchid keeper’s heart.

This essay is a personal observation record based on long-term cultivation of three Korean orchid varieties in a residential balcony environment.

 

 

Summary

This article documents a ten-year cultivation record (2015–2025) of Cymbidium goeringii Bansungho, focusing on changes in variegation and growth recovery under balcony conditions
It analyzes the appearance and disappearance of variegation over time and offers practical insight for long-term observation of Korean spring orchids.

 

[난초(반성호), 2015]