Good news for the spathoglottis I think. I found the following culture
sheet, mentioning
"As a tropical plant, Spathoglottis require daytime temperatures above 75° F
and nights above 60° F for vigorous growth and flowering. Plants may drop
leaves and go dormant with extended temperatures below 40° F. Spathoglottis
will not tolerate freezing." So I guess this means that 46F for non-extended
time-period should be ok, I hope.
http://www.oglesbytc.com/CultureInfo...thoglottis.htm

"agnatha3141" wrote in message
s.com...
can i leave a spathoglottis and a dendrobium outside during a winter
temp of 46F? i put a large garbage bag over the dendrobium, and brought
the rest in. but the spath is planted and the dendrobium is awfully
big........this is south florida, i didnt expect this. arghhhhh.
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agnatha3141
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