How to choose a slab for schoenorchis scolopendria flasklings?
I just acquired a couple of new flasklings of s.scolopendria, and would appreciate input on the subject of slabs for this.
I'm in coastal Connecticut, and my conditions here are cool and dry during the winter, so I'll have to devise an enclosure to produce the higher humidity and warmth that this species requires, especislly over the winter. (I do have a large sophronitis cernua that has thrived in these cool/dry conditions for the past 15 years.)
I have cork bark available, and can easily use pine or oak to mount the new flasklings if these are preferable? Would it be a bad idea to incorporate a couple of strands of sphagnum moss into the new slab, considering the humidity requirements?
Thanks!
--Rick in CT
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