Some Catasetinae in France....

[camille1585]

That refreshes my memory, I think you did mention that they don't like leca S/H, back in the earlier days of your GH.

[isurus79]

Great looking plants Ramon! That Ctsm schunkei looks amazing. Is it closely related to denticulatum?

Originally Posted by kavanaru

by an article in a german magazine (terracotta pots with bark, sitting in 1 inch water), I have tried different combinations... so far the terracotta is my favorite

Is there anyway you can start a thread about this when you get a chance? I know you are busy, but I would love to see this. Also, do you know why your plants do not like traditional s/h when moved into a greenhouse?

[kavanaru]

Originally Posted by isurus79

Great looking plants Ramon! That Ctsm schunkei looks amazing. Is it closely related to denticulatum?

Is there anyway you can start a thread about this when you get a chance? I know you are busy, but I would love to see this. Also, do you know why your plants do not like traditional s/h when moved into a greenhouse?

itis still too early to see BIG results, but I will for sure prepare something here

as for the LECA S/H... NO IDEA! :-))) actually, most of my plants in S/H starting showing stress symptoms... I changed the fertilzer regime, changed the water, changed the water regime, but continued seeing weaker plants and increased fungal and bacterial attacks... meanwhile, the plants not in LECA S/H were doing great... so, I decided to abandon LECA S/H for most plants...

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this was missing earlier today...

Cycnoches cooperi 'Manzanita' by kavanaru, on Flickr

Cycnoches cooperi 'Manzanita' by kavanaru, on Flickr

[Lagoon]

Good god Ramon these are stunning

[Fernando]

Just gorgeous.
Fer

[johnblagg]

Nice going ....