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It's not rare in cultivation (at least where I live, which is a big Cymbidium-growing region) It is in the ancestry of a large number of standard...
Cym lowianum is as tough as any Cymbidium... can tolerate winter temperatures down to freezing (0 deg C), summer heat to around 40 deg C (with a...
For the misting heads, this stuff works pretty well do dissolve the...
Which plants? Different groups have different needs, and probably different solutions to the problem. RO is likely unnecessary for most plants, a...
Laelia anceps is pretty bulletproof. I don't know what part of LA you live in ... there is a big difference between the coastal area and the San...
Welcome back! I have experienced the same.... the winter of 2006-2007 (really cold for extended period), shortly after I moved into my house and...
My M. versteegii (as well as decoratum and pygmaeum) live outdoors all year around (frost-free coastal southern California) Nights can get down...
[ATTACH] This is what I did with M. versteegii... it has now grown a lot more.
That is a seed pod (seed capsule). When mature, it can contain hundreds of thousands of dust-like miniscule seeds. To germinate, orchid seeds...
I was going to say the same... It looks a lot more like my M. versteegii. I got that one on a slab that it was growing off of... I took a wood...
I only tried D. funalis once... didn't make it long term. But that was before I got RO water, so might be worth trying again. Definitely will be...
Depending on plant size, just medium or large bark... Angraecums are pretty dominant epiphytes (similar to Vandas) so need to dry out somewhat...
I thought you were planning on growing it outside. Yes, AC does reduce humidity. If it is potted (use large bark) humidity is less of an issue....
Of the choices listed, Angcm. eburneum will give you the best chance of success. A further note... unless the plant that you get has been growing...
Of the Angraecums, A. eburneum is probably the most forgiving of a range of temperatures - I have seen it growing both along the Madagascar coast...