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Old 12-01-2009, 12:47 AM
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I only have one den and its a noid ...but It is I believe a phal type den and evergreen.I have learned to just pay attention to what it is doing and follow its lead ....new leads keep watering and fertilizing new spikes keep watering and fertilizing ...

when it stops growing and goes semi dormant on its own reduce water.

I dont really know but I would say if its activly growing a new cane keep it supplied with water and food at least untill its finished that cane and if it makes new leads after that then untill it stops producing new leads.
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