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Orchids are one of the most fascinating and beautiful plants to cultivate. Among the many varieties of orchids, Anggrek, also known as the moth orchid, is highly sought after for its stunning blooms and ease of care. However, successfully growing Anggrek requires a good understanding of the basics, creating the ideal environment, and nurturing the plants with proven techniques. In this article, we will guide you through the essential steps to master the art of orchid cultivation and achieve successful growth of Anggrek. Understanding the Basics: Introduction to Orchid Cultivation Before delving into the specifics of growing Anggrek, it is essential to have a basic understanding of orchid cultivation. Orchids belong to the Orchidaceae family and are renowned for their unique flowers and diverse forms. Unlike traditional potted plants, orchids are epiphytes, meaning they grow on other plants, such as trees, in their natural habitat. Understanding the orchids' natural habitat and...

The ongoing saga between Puma Energy and the Bank of Papua New Guinea continues to threaten Papua New Guinea’s energy securities. And, the government will not allow this to continue. A meeting has been organized with Puma’s executives in Singapore to discuss the issue. PNG PM Marape Prime Minister, James Marape left the country over the weekend accompanied by the Minister for Petroleum and Energy, Kerenga Kua, and the State Solicitor for this appointment. A statement from the Prime Minister’s Office has revealed that the Minister for Inter-Government Relations, Soroi Eoi, will be acting Prime Minister for the next two days as Deputy Prime Minister, John Rosso is also out of the country.  Meantime, on January 5th, the country’s only supplier of aviation fuel, Puma Energy suspended its supply of aviation fuel citing issues faced accessing US Dollars.  Its Country General Manager and Director for Puma Energy Group of Companies, Hulala Tokome clarified that due to unsolved foreign currency...

Papua New Guinea Transport and Civil Aviation Minister Walter Schnaubelt has clarified today his decision and stand on the suspension of Managing Director and CEO Rex Kiponge and the appointment of Acting MD and CEO for NAC Joseph Tupiri last week. Photo: Newly appointed NAC Managing Director and CEO Joseph Tupiri and Transport and Civil Aviation Minister Walter Schnaubelt during a Press Conference today at the    NAC Training room, Jackson’s International Airport, Port Moresby. The Minister says Mr KIPONGE’S suspension is based on grounds one status of his Fit and Proper Persons holding the position of Managing Director of NAC and carrying out the role and responsibility. The Minister is of the view that Mr Kiponge lacks the credentials to fulfill this duties. In a Press Conference today, Minister Schnaubelt further says Mr Kiponge has not performed to standard government requirements, and that non-compliance are piling up, in relation to his Aero_drome Operation Certificat...