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Old 07-04-2006, 07:11 PM
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That's what most manufacturers recommend. I'd also avoid fertilizer. It corrodes the heck out of the batteries.

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Thanks for this thread. I have a vanda in a plastic basket that i'm dieing to get out of there. Do you think it would be ok to cut the plastic out? btw, I dunk mine in a bucket of water every morning and then keep it in a terrarium with a little fan attached. It seems to like that.
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I am OBVIOUSLY not an expert, but I would cut off the basket carefully, yes. I would want to be rid of a basket I didn't like.
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