All,

I recently acquired a mature D. anosmum (14 canes, 7+ keikis). It's in bud,
having come off its dry rest.

I'm growing it with indirect light, fairly shady. In March here in S.FL,
it's breezy, 70's to low 80's, and fairly dry. My inclination is to give it
lots of water, ala the Vandas, for now, until the humidity picks up.
Likewise feeding - heavy now, while it's budding.

Comments on this regimen? Or on this plant in general?

Diana

Oh, forgot. It's mounted (and very much entwined on) on a slab of tree
fern.

Diana

Oh, forgot. It's mounted (and very much entwined on) on a slab of tree
fern.

Diana

Dr Wang wrote a nice article in the AOS mag a few years ago. I wonder if
you might find it with a google search on a few key words. Otherwise I'd
have to refer you back to the mag.

K Barrett
"Diana Kulaga" wrote in message
link.net...
Oh, forgot. It's mounted (and very much entwined on) on a slab of tree
fern.

Diana

Here it is: http://www.sdorchids.com/den_anos_article.htm

K
"K Barrett" wrote in message
news:7Ga2c.185254$jk2.672249@attbi_s53...
Dr Wang wrote a nice article in the AOS mag a few years ago. I wonder if
you might find it with a google search on a few key words. Otherwise I'd
have to refer you back to the mag.

K Barrett
"Diana Kulaga" wrote in message
link.net...
Oh, forgot. It's mounted (and very much entwined on) on a slab of tree
fern.

Diana

Dr Wang wrote a nice article in the AOS mag a few years ago. I wonder if
you might find it with a google search on a few key words. Otherwise I'd
have to refer you back to the mag.

K Barrett
"Diana Kulaga" wrote in message
link.net...
Oh, forgot. It's mounted (and very much entwined on) on a slab of tree
fern.

Diana

Dr Wang wrote a nice article in the AOS mag a few years ago. I wonder if
you might find it with a google search on a few key words. Otherwise I'd
have to refer you back to the mag.

K Barrett
"Diana Kulaga" wrote in message
link.net...
Oh, forgot. It's mounted (and very much entwined on) on a slab of tree
fern.

Diana

Thanks, Kathy. Other than going to orchidspecies.com, I came here first.
That was a good article. Don't think I can bear to cut off the canes after
flowering, though!

Diana