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So I pulled out the clear pots and checked on the roots. to be honest, some of them were soooo tightly packed in moss I gently loosened it up to help with watering. I don't want my beautiful, sudden, accidental orchid collection to die. I will be so infinitely depressed if this happens.
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Sphag moss is good, but it may be better left for experts.
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Originally Posted by inle
what brand of food do I buy? Which is the best? I don't have a problem ordering from online sources if it's 239847293874x better than the stuff at Lowe's.....I just gave my phal before some of the stuff from there.
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It probably doesn't matter too much in the beginning, but people like Dyna-Gro Grow and MSU fertilizers.
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How long will it take an orchid to develop symptoms of improper lighting?
Do each of these orchids prefer individual lighting situations? I'd imagine so, wouldn't they?
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It could take a long time. Without enough light, they may keep growing for many years without any bloom. And yes, they prefer different lighting, I think other people answered this question.
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One person bought me a mister to go with it.....so how exactly does one mist their orchids? Leaves, flowers, everything....?
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I don't think it will do much unless you keep
misting every hour.
Good luck!
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