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Old 10-16-2009, 09:02 PM
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Hi Sandy

I'm glad it all worked out...I was sure it would since the vendor was Brian (IncredibleOrchids) is an OB friend

OW has the following info for Den atroviolaceum (they don't list the full name you provided):

Light: 2000-3000 fc (says wide range of flour. lighting works too)

Temps: days 75-82, nights 67-71 with a diurnal range of 7-11 degrees

No specific humidity info for this one but the area it comes from gets around 70-80% year round.

This plant gets NO winter rest, keep moist but not soggy. It can grow in winter temps of 55 and tolerates down to 50 degrees.

Mounted is best, or use the smallest clay pot for the plant. Fast-draining medium.

I'm looking up the info for Den eximium now

Okay...

the second parent has basically the same info as above. It does not mention anything about taking the 50 degree temps and says you should use a basket or small pot


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Old 10-17-2009, 08:57 AM
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Yes, Susanne, I know Brian's on here and he's always been on my top seller list for my orchids, always in great condition, never, ever had a problem. That's why I was so bummed. It was USPS that failed me and him!!!

Thanks for looking this up for me. I don't know what I did wrong last time; the first one turned yellow and died within one week at beginning of summer when the temps began rising.

OK, let's try this again....
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