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  1. August 13th, 2012, 06:32 PM #1
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    OK newbie where is the picture? How can we pick your plant apart and criticiize you growing methods without seeing a picture of this apparently abused plant? LOL I believe they like it warm and lots of light. At least that is the way I grow mine. It sounds as though the leaf loss is normal.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gardenguysorchids View Post
    ....It sounds as though the leaf loss is normal.
    I agree.

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