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Orchid Mounting Question
Last year I purchased some small seedlings (phals mostly) that were mounted
on a stick of grapevine. I thought to myself, self you could do that. You have plenty of grapevine growing in the woods. I went out and harvested a big vine (and rescued the tree) and cut it up into 10-12" segments. Over the past couple of months I've mounted more phals on these with a pad of sphagnum. The plants are doing wonderfully but.... The roots are not clinging to the grapevine bark like it does on cork. I contacted the vendor who sold the plants on a stick to me and got a reply that they are seeing the same result but the plants still do OK. Today, I took a pocket knife and removed the bark from the grapevine and made a nice smooth stick. I remounted a couple of the phals on the smooth stick to see if this improves the adheasion. Does anyone else have any experience with mounting on grapevine? Good Growing, Gene |
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