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Thread: At what point does one consider a cattleya entering its "blooming phase?

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  1. June 27th, 2012, 03:39 PM #11
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    Thank you Kassie and Tucker. I will get non-urea nitrate derived nitrogen for my orchids.

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    No no no, I will be moving back to India after my PhD. hehe
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    Interesting... so are your orchids moving from India to Germany, or just you?
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