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Old 03-13-2013, 03:56 PM
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Just joined this board today! I've finally grown 2 phals successfully without killing them for over 5 years! Bought a netted Cattleya at Home Depot 2 years ago and it's doing really well!
Now...a friend and fellow affecianado is moving away and asked me to take her 12 phals, 2 dens and 2 NOIDS!!!
Ay yay yay!
I'll be taking pictures of the NOIDS and posting them soon.
Looking forward to learning alot here!
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Instant collection! Not to worry, you're in good hands here! Welcome!
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Hello and welcome. Where in East Texas? I used to live in Marshall!
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Old 03-14-2013, 11:35 AM
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Thanks to everyone for the welcome!

Paul Mc - Mineola - about 1.5 hours west of Marshall!

Could someone point me to where in forums I'd find 911 help? I've inherited several Phal's and they're extremely wilted. I saw a YouTube video about "water-rooting" Phals and wondered if that would be the "best" first-step before repotting. Your help is appreciated! Thanks!
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Welcome to Orchid Board

There is good help on Phals here http://www.orchidboard.com/community...ends-here.html

It might be worth searching here for "Water culture" to find how people have rooted orchids in water. It's never worked for me, but some have had good results with it.

Personally if they have poor roots I like to pot in the smallest possible pot that the roots will fit in, an old yogurt pot or other small food container if I can't find a pot small enough. Make sure there are plenty of holes for air/drainage, than water quite frequently (because if you've got the pot small enough with enough air, it will dry very quickly). Recently I've also found that potting in Lecca/Hydroton can help when there are some roots but not very good ones.

If you need more help just start a new thread in the beginner section. We don't mind if you ask questions already asked here because it's always difficult to know what advice fits your circumstances because every plant and every environment is different.
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