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Back in March a pollenated a flower on my plant of Epidendrum prismatocarpum and I am now wondering how long before I can harvest the pod as it is changing color.The data I have found so far says 300 days .Thats still 3 months away and I dont think that it will last that long.
Has anyone any info as to when to harvest the pod
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Hello Orchid Man
my info states 100 days until mature and 65 for green pod.hope that helps your over 180 arnt you?Days that is!!
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Murray,

PM Aaron (aka ABro.) He's done a lot of Catt alliance breeding and is very good on capsule maturation times.

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Thanks guys. I got to our society neeting and was able to ask around.The general consensses was that it was ready for sowing.That was duelly done last night.My first attempt at seed sowing.
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I have an Epidendrum cutting with no roots... Is it possible to survive and create new rotts? It has been standing for 10 days in pure bark covered with plastic bag, and lower leaves are wrincled but the apex is still fresh!

This is some sort of Ep. with no bulbs....



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its is possible to get the reed stem varities to take root from a cutting of the stem ,but without it having already started a new growth from the side or roots ,it can be rather hard .
Just keep it warm and humid with good light but no direct sun.
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its is possible to get the reed stem varities to take root from a cutting of the stem ,but without it having already started a new growth from the side or roots ,it can be rather hard .
Just keep it warm and humid with good light but no direct sun.
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I've noticed that part wich was in bark has hardened and turn brown (but not drying brown)....
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I've noticed that part wich was in bark has hardened and turn brown (but not drying brown)....

just keep your fingers crossed ,but some browning normal
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