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Old 11-30-2014, 07:20 AM
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Default First time with Disa, how much should it be fertilised

Picked up a Disa to try at a show yesterday and I asked the vendor lots of questions but forgot to ask how much it likes being fertilised.

For most of my orchids I use Rain Mix (aka MSU) at a weak concentration with every watering.

Would this be happy with something similar, does it like more or less at different times of year, should it be stronger/weaker?
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