While shopping at lowes...

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[shams]

You have some pretty babies Buuz! How did you run out of space? did you resize the pictures?

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This one is
Oncda. Chaculatum 'Golden Pacific', its in the dining room

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Originally Posted by shams

You have some pretty babies Buuz! How did you run out of space? did you resize the pictures?

I'm not sure, maybe the pics are too big? I'm new here so i'm not sure of the system tools yet! I'll have to play around a bit with my uploads.

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This one I thought was really different! I cant wait to see what the flower will look like! it only has the one flower. Its next to my desk at home
Its a Paph. Hsinying Citron '#10' X Paph. Fairrieanum 'Green baby' HCC/AOS

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This one didn't have a tag, so I have no clue what it is, so please let me know what its called!

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This is one i've had for a few years. It has re-bloomed a couple of times. I have put it in a new pot, did I do it ok? (it was in really poor conditions in its last container!) also, whats this one called?


(flowers are a bit dirty from the move)



This one i also repotted, is it ok?

[Ross]

The two you asked about are Dendrobiums (don't know which ones.) As for the last one (a Phalenopsis) be careful it doesn't stay too wet. I know some folks here like the sphagnum moss, but I don't as the roots never really dry out when I use it.

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Is it just the last one in need to worry about Ross? Should i remove the moss from that one only?

[Ross]

This is just my preference so don't do it just because I do, but I would remove it from all of them. I'm not familiar with your climate, but if you are really dry, then ignore everything I just said. The damp sphagnum will help hold in moisture. Just watch the pots and don't water until you see all the old water droplets gone. That's the nice thing about clear pots.