E. pseudoepidendrum is probably my all-time favorite orchid. I've met with
moderate success over the years in keeping the plants but have not succeeded
in having them THRIVE. I'd appreciate some of you who have experienced
great success to share your culture practices with me.
Thanks,
Bob




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I just bought a seedling of this plant and I, too am looking for cultural
assistance.

Woodstream Orchids says it takes moderately bright light and intermediate
conditions.

An online reprint of "Reed Stem Epidendrums" may prove helpful - there is a
paragraph on E. psuedepidendrum:
http://www.sdorchids.com/epi_article01.htm

Hopefully someone with more experience will reply to your post.

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E. pseudoepidendrum is probably my all-time favorite orchid. I've met
with
moderate success over the years in keeping the plants but have not
succeeded
in having them THRIVE. I'd appreciate some of you who have experienced
great success to share your culture practices with me.
Thanks,
Bob




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I grow this mounted high up in a warmish orchid house (75max 60 min) in
bright conditions around 70% humidity. Believe it will take quite a lot of
light - but not too suddenly, David
"Robert" wrote in message
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E. pseudoepidendrum is probably my all-time favorite orchid. I've met
with
moderate success over the years in keeping the plants but have not
succeeded
in having them THRIVE. I'd appreciate some of you who have experienced
great success to share your culture practices with me.
Thanks,
Bob




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These burn easily.. so no direct sun. I've had mine for about
a year and am just getting new growth this year, although
the old growths have bloomed for me several times. I think
they just may be slow growers.

Crystal

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"Robert" wrote in message
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E. pseudoepidendrum is probably my all-time favorite orchid. I've met
with
moderate success over the years in keeping the plants but have not
succeeded
in having them THRIVE. I'd appreciate some of you who have experienced
great success to share your culture practices with me.
Thanks,
Bob




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