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Breeding & Hybridization Discuss, Propagation of orchids at Orchid Propagation forum; It seems interesting. I guess the practise isn't used anymore ...

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It seems interesting. I guess the practise isn't used anymore on account of flask seedlings being much more fruitful. It does look fun though. It didn't say anything about fungus in the soil so I don't think that they grow from that. Maybe it has something to do with latent nutrients in the medium.
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I used the kitchen method works fine if you are very careful , pressure cooker , aquarium , bleach,tools , gloves, distilled water boiled . I made up the mother flasks and left them sit for about 10 days to 2 weeks without seeds in them that way if they go bad all is not lost , lost one jar, mold spores are in the air just takes one to contaminate the flasks .
I bought Hills medium already formulated just add boiled distilled water .
Right now have the re-plate jars done they are ready to be used after sitting for 2 weeks .
The seedlings ( Phal. species X) are growing well in the mother flasks,thought about leaving them in it they are not crowded and can be taken out before they get that way . Have read the Hills is a pretty hot formula . Not decided yet hate to fix what isn't broke .
Give it a try if I can anyone can . Gin
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