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Photography Archive 1 Discuss, Burrageara Nelly Isler at Orchid Photography forum; Originally Posted by lja Nice one, Traci! You're going to ...

 
 
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Old 07-12-2004, 09:19 PM
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Nice one, Traci! You're going to be happy with that plant....
I'm already happy with it! I just hope it is fairly easy to reflower...
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No idea of it,s age but i did have a tiny spike earlier in the year but i removed it so that the plant had a chance to "bulk up".
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Old 07-13-2004, 06:34 AM
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Did it get some new growth on it? The one I have looks like it is going to be a feequent bloomer. I cut off an old spike, it has 2 spikes in bud now, and there are about 3 new growth too. I hope your multiplies good also.
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It,s only just starting to show signs of movement.For the last 2 months or so(since i removed spike) it,s done nothing.
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That's a really pretty orchid! Nice red coloring...
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I think you are very brave. I don't have the guts to do s/h. Does it work like humidity pebbles? I've seen it with round pebble- looking- objects and about an inch of water on the bottom. Does it get the water through evaporation?
Traci, I didn't see this post for a while. The s/h thing still perplexes me a bit but I am a very classic overwaterer so I think it is good for me. I can't properly explain it but the ceramic pellets retain water so that the roots stay moist and not wet. At the bottom is a resevoir of water with holes in the pot about 1 inch up. So water stays in the resevoir until it evaporates. I have seen some pictures of orchids in s/h for a year or more and their roots are amazing. Plus, supposedly, you can't overwater it. check out www.firstrays.com for a thorough explanation.
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Louis did a picture guide to S/H. I think it is with the flasking threads. I am a visual person, so reading someone explain it made no sense to me.
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Louis did a picture guide to S/H. I think it is with the flasking threads. I am a visual person, so reading someone explain it made no sense to me.
Ha, you are just like me, I need to see a diagram. I'm ADHD so after the first few words all I see is Blah blah blah. I'll have to look for that thread, thanks Jen.
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I am the same way - never diagnosed, but definitely a visual learner...one reason I enjoyed working in education. Very attuned to the multiple disciplines because of that background...Not creative enough but still learned a lot about personality differences.
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http://www.rv-orchidworks.com/orchid...%2Fh+pictorial

That's the thread to the pictorial.....
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