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Old 04-26-2008, 10:39 AM
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That is SO big! Wonderful!
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Old 04-27-2008, 01:54 AM
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Brandank, this is a wonderful plant to have and will keep sending out flowers on the same spike for years o come. During the winter to keep it reblooming don't let the nightime temps go below 60F. Also if/when you repot this plant, be as gentile with the roots as possible. They completely detest having their roots messed with and will sulk & droop for months after repotting if not gentile. I repotted mine without even losing its current flower.

Charmbutterfly, there is much debate on the best lighting for Psychopsis. I know many growers that grow them in Phal level lighting and the leaves are solid green. I have Psy Kalihi and I grow it at MUCH higher lighting than a phal can take and that's when it get it's suntan(the red blotches). Mine produced 4 new growths last year and this spring rewarded me with 2 new spikes. Intern, I would personally say to give them more light to produce a healthier plant!

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Old 04-27-2008, 04:16 AM
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You all have been so gracious with your comments and advice. I have taken notes down from the comments and will continue to update with the process of this large beauty.

Here is 1 more picture of the new growth I was talking about.
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