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To fertilize or not to fertilize... That is my Question

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08-24-2010, 11:35 AM

Rachelle-lapensee Rachelle-lapensee is offline

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To fertilize or not to fertilize... That is my Question

Hello Everyone!!!

I was wondering if fertilizing my Orchids is a smart way to go for me (giving my inexperience with Orchids)? I have 2 healthy Phals at the moment.. one of my phals is still very small, and the other is a decent size and just lost it's spike.

Would it be a smart idea to fertilize my orchids or would it be smarter to leave them be??

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