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Old 11-30-2010, 07:31 PM
Ruby Mars Ruby Mars is offline
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This past spring I bought a cymbidium from my local botanical garden. It's my first one. I have phals and dendrobiums. The cymbidium's leaves are slowly turning brown and then they are easy to pull out. It's in a window with dappled sunlight and I spray it as often as I can. And yes I am relatively new to orchid growing but I am deterrmined not to let my cymbidium die. SOS!
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Old 11-30-2010, 09:58 PM
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This past spring I bought a cymbidium from my local botanical garden. It's my first one. I have phals and dendrobiums. The cymbidium's leaves are slowly turning brown and then they are easy to pull out. It's in a window with dappled sunlight and I spray it as often as I can. And yes I am relatively new to orchid growing but I am deterrmined not to let my cymbidium die. SOS!
If it's older foliage only, it might be normal shedding of older foliage. I don't think you need to "spray" (mist?) it. Keep potting media moist, but not soggy. While indoors, give it as much light as you can. Put it outside after threat of frost has passed in spring, if you can. It can be difficult to give them sufficient light indoors. And many cyms require a period of cool nights (less than 50 F) in fall to initiate spikes - yours may, or may not, need it ...
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