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Nice Phrag. - phragmipediumstpeter.jpg (1/1) [153K]
The first time I've had two blooms on this plant at the same time.
Tom Walnut Creek, CA Nikon D200 |
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Nice Phrag. - phragmipediumstpeter.jpg (1/1) [153K]
Is it hard to grow an orchid like this?
What are the proper conditions to make this species thrive Thanks Rich "tbell" wrote in message .com... The first time I've had two blooms on this plant at the same time. Tom Walnut Creek, CA Nikon D200 |
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Nice Phrag. - phragmipediumstpeter.jpg (1/1) [153K]
On Sun, 10 Jun 2007 18:51:44 -0700, Richard Kolen wrote
(in article QU1bi.12757$NV3.5693@pd7urf2no): Is it hard to grow an orchid like this? What are the proper conditions to make this species thrive Thanks Rich "tbell" wrote in message .com... The first time I've had two blooms on this plant at the same time. Tom Walnut Creek, CA According to the experts, phrags should be grown in a freely draining medium such as bark and perlite, well shaded from direct sun, with night temperatures down to 50-55š and day temperatures ideally below 75š. They should be watered freely and copiously once new growth starts in the Spring. I grow mine in "semi-hydro" culture, on a well shaded bench in a small, humid greenhouse which meets those criteria in the Winter, but often gets up into the high 80s or even 90s in Summer. No problems so far, knock wood! Tom Walnut Creek, CA Nikon D200 |
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Nice Phrag. - phragmipediumstpeter.jpg (1/1) [153K]
Thanks for the info, I am eager to try growing different orchids besides
phals rk "tbell" wrote in message .com... On Sun, 10 Jun 2007 18:51:44 -0700, Richard Kolen wrote (in article QU1bi.12757$NV3.5693@pd7urf2no): Is it hard to grow an orchid like this? What are the proper conditions to make this species thrive Thanks Rich "tbell" wrote in message .com... The first time I've had two blooms on this plant at the same time. Tom Walnut Creek, CA According to the experts, phrags should be grown in a freely draining medium such as bark and perlite, well shaded from direct sun, with night temperatures down to 50-55s and day temperatures ideally below 75s. They should be watered freely and copiously once new growth starts in the Spring. I grow mine in "semi-hydro" culture, on a well shaded bench in a small, humid greenhouse which meets those criteria in the Winter, but often gets up into the high 80s or even 90s in Summer. No problems so far, knock wood! Tom Walnut Creek, CA Nikon D200 |
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