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    Real Name
    Kelly
    My Grow Area
    Porch/Patio.
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    Vandas and Catts
    Join Date
    Jul 2007
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    Male
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    Texas
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    Default Burlap for shading?

    I'm currently using burlap as shadecloth over my setup outside, and it is exactly like the picture except I don't have it doubled over so slightly more sun gets through. Do you think this is too much shading?

    edit: I suppose it'd be helpful if I told you what I was growing. Several catts, a vanda, dendrobium, and an angraecum.
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