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This year has been my most successful year. I replanted everything to clay pebbles except for the vandas that I left bare root. I also moved them all under a tree in my backyard. My husband installed a mister that runs for 15 minutes everyday.
I am so happy with the orchids that I've gotten my 10th "almost in its deathbed" orchid from the hardware store that they sell me for $5 and they all went gangbusters on producing roots. They probably won't be able to bloom for a year or two or more trying to recover so I'm excited for the future.
Here's my blooms this year:
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Nice!
I used to kill a lot, but they tend to survive for me now. You can teach an old dog new tricks - just takes a while longer.
Very nice job! They all look healthy!
Good to have happy, healthy orchids.
Susan
I don't know what to say, I love them all!
So nice to look at all these orchids that was taken very carefully!
Great growing!! I, unfortunately, have let several pass on. We had a big freeze here in Feb (down to -13) and several orchids and tropicals that were against the outside edges of the greenhouse got too cold/froze. The upside is I have some more space in there now and can move some plants to better growing locations. To solve the issue, we have added a couple of additional electric heaters for next winter - hopefully that will keep things from going below 40F.
cheers
BD
Congrats! I kill at least a few every year. I look on it as a chance to buy a new orchid