Phal has big keikei @ top of old spike ... now what?

[DevvyGirl]

Originally Posted by rogerman

They should be more than fine at 97 to be outside soaking up that wonderful fresh air and sunshine....yes?

97* has been cool and I can at least do a little humidity control inside, outside, we are extremely dry. Our sun here is so scorching, I do not dare attempt putting them outside.

[rogerman]

unless you have some shade....the plants would be better inside yes.
Since it is the rainy season here the temps have been quite cool....We got up to 96 F today.... Nice cool day to work in the nursery.
I don't even think about humidity control with the amount of plants I have..... This is their original climate anyway. Today we had low humidity at 75%

[tim abbott]

All the plants in this image are keikis. I broke the stem that was the lifeline to all of them and planted them about a week ago. I don't know if the one on the stem will make it, it has very short roots & the leaves are showing stress. I left the two flower pods because I couldn't bear to throw them away. The pot is an antique turpentine cup circa 1900 to 1920 (I'm guessing) I got near Cheifland, Fl. on a former turpentine plantation(now a cattle ranch).

Tim Abbott