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Old 16-02-2004, 11:42 PM
Dustin
 
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Default Outdoor phals

I have run out of room on the table outside thats setup to hold my
Phals. I live in south florida and I keep them outside most of the
year.
Over the weekend I got decided to make something new to keep my plants
(especially the mounted ones) under. I am renting this house, so my
dream greenhouse is still a ways away.
Here is a link to a picture of the lattice thing I made.
http://www.dustindorton.com/orchids/...shadething.jpg

It faces east, the house is about 10 feet east of it. There are only a
few big trees to the south east so it gets a good amount of morning
sun. After about 12pm the sun is heavily filtered by some palms.
I wasnt able to build the top out for more than 30" so its not really
effective at a shading the plants from overhead. The plants hung half
way down the back get a lot of morning sun.



My question is, could I acclimate my phals to take a few hours of
direct sun in the morning, or do I need to hide them with a piece of
shade cloth on the front?

Thanks
Dustin
 
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