Hello From Stormy Baltimore Maryland

[estación seca]

Welcome back! I'm sorry you went through such a sequence of events. I hope your orchids will bring you pleasure.

[Cntry]

Originally Posted by estación seca

Welcome back! I'm sorry you went through such a sequence of events. I hope your orchids will bring you pleasure.

Thanks You so much. It has been a long rough road but I will be giving it another try.

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Originally Posted by Ray

Indeed, welcome back. Kudos for battling through all of that.

Thank You Ray,
How your weather down in NC compared to Pa growing wise? I have a question for you if you would kindly answer it for me. I have a order of seedlings coming in they will be bare root can they be put in semi hydro right off or should I wait till when Spring comes and they will be showing new growth?

[Ray]

Originally Posted by Cntry

How your weather down in NC compared to Pa growing wise? I have a question for you if you would kindly answer it for me. I have a order of seedlings coming in they will be bare root can they be put in semi hydro right off or should I wait till when Spring comes and they will be showing new growth?

With no greenhouse, I've had to relearn in-home growing and shift my types of plants a bit. More heat and humidity in summer, much less of both in winter, plus the only windows face north...

Here's a quick video (panning too fast - I'll try to do a better one) taken from a drone 200 ft directly above my house, that'll give an idea of the area.

As to the seedlings, yes, they can be put directly into S/H, assuming they're right for it in your environment, but if they are not actively growing roots, it might be better to wait.