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Old 06-07-2008, 09:00 PM
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Oh, and I use the normally sold urea free concentrated water soluble fertilizers that are as close to 20-20-20 as possible. Plants grow and bloom just fine.
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All the bulbs except for one are shriveled. I have been misting the plant. The leaves are quite long. The piece of bark it is mounted on is about 5" x 6". And thank you, "King of Orchid Growing" ,for the info you so generously passed on. I sure hope it makes it!! I will be checking on my new baby constantly. ruthann
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If the mounted plant doesn't already have moss covering the roots. Or if the moss is crusty and looks like it needs to be removed because it's breaking down, I would put new moss over the roots.

Water everyday. You can get away with this during the spring/summer. Cut back during the fall and winter.

It would help the plant to initiate a flower spike if it received a 10 degree F to 20 degree F temperature difference between day and night.

Good luck.
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