Good evening all,

My thanks to everyone so far who has helped me. I have everything in place, but
now my final concern is humidity for these Paphs out of flask.

Today I purchased a small home humidifier- the type that produces warm mist. My
plan is to place the humidifier between the plants and the small fan I use for
circulation such that it blows the mist over the plants.

I experimented with placing it right in front of the fan and about 4-5 feet
from the plants, and saw little effect in terms of just pure observation (which
admittedly might tell me very little in this scenario.)

Any suggestions? Should I keep the unit closer to the plants to get the best
effect? These are corypetalum Paphs and will need a substantial amount of
humidity in the compot stage.

Thanks,

Tom.

Put them in some sort of case - don't try to humidify your entire house /
apartment / room.

"Elpaninaro" wrote in message
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Good evening all,

My thanks to everyone so far who has helped me. I have everything in
place, but
now my final concern is humidity for these Paphs out of flask.

Today I purchased a small home humidifier- the type that produces warm
mist. My
plan is to place the humidifier between the plants and the small fan I use
for
circulation such that it blows the mist over the plants.

I experimented with placing it right in front of the fan and about 4-5
feet
from the plants, and saw little effect in terms of just pure observation
(which
admittedly might tell me very little in this scenario.)

Any suggestions? Should I keep the unit closer to the plants to get the
best
effect? These are corypetalum Paphs and will need a substantial amount of
humidity in the compot stage.

Thanks,

Tom.