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Old 21-09-2004, 07:06 PM
GARLAND HANSON
 
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What's the difference in growing orchids indoors in Florida or Italy OR
Kansas?

Garland


"K Barrett" wrote in message
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Forgive me, but John lives in Florida and you live in Italy. Why do you
think you can grow your orchid like he does?

K Barrett

"Reka" wrote in message
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Thanks, John. Now how do you get it off the frigging mount, or shall I

just bury the whole mount in the bark? I don't have a
basket, but a net pot would probably do okay, I guess.
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I have my L. pumila in a 4 inch basket with a medium bark mix. This

allows
it to drain quickly, but not dry out as fast as a mount. I water mine

twice
a week and it is in 60% humidity. It has grown very well, but has yet

to
bloom. It seems that it is now blooming size and hopefully will bloom

next
spring. Although mounts duplicate natural growing conditions, I have

not
had
much success with mounts and have moved nearly everything to pots. I

have an
Encyclia bractescens on a mount that does extremely well - weed like
perhaps, but I have killed or "maimed" nearly everything else on a

mount...

John

"Reka" wrote in message
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Okay, I am not doing well with my pumila on a cork mount. I am a
windowsill grower. Can anyone suggest anything with lower
maintenance like SH or something? I have to water everything at the
kitchen sink, and hand watering four to five mounts once or
twice a day is too time consuming.




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