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Old 10-12-2004, 04:40 AM
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caparazon wrote:

70% Pine tree bark (no resine)
20% Perlite (Syntetic white little balls)
10 % typical vegetal compost (darkish)



That should be good for Cymbidiums. Most orchids wouldn't want the
compost ingredient but I'm sure the Cymbidiums will do fine with that.

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Thank you to everyone.

I take note.
Would you keep them outside (minimum normal nights temperature here is 8-10 C) exposed to the fresh autum wind and direct morning sun (as they were when I found them) or would you put them inside (15 C at nights)?
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