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question on Phaph staking
My first Paph is in bud, and I am wondering when to stake it. With a Phal I
would start staking fairly early on, but I don't know anything about staking Paphs. This one's spike is already about 6 inches long, and the spike is curled up for the last inch or so before the bud -- is this curling normal, will it straighten out on its own? Other than the last inch or so, the rest of the spike is already very straight, and does not appear to need staking. When I got this Paph in January in bloom, it's spike was perfectly straightly staked, and about twice as tall as it currently is. It's bloom was placed in a loop support in the wire stake. I still have the stake, although I wonder how useful it will be unless the height of this spike is very close to the height of the previous spike, might need to acquire another metal stake otherwise, since the bamboo ones that I usually use for my Phals would be way too thick for this thin Paph spike. Any ideas on proper Paph staking would be welcome. Thanks. Joanna |
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