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Originally Posted by peeweelovesbooks
Tommy,
FWIW, I leave everything outside, year round, EXCEPT my 2 vandas, the exotic shrub from Colombia (Which died but came back, thank goodness), the 2 phals and the seedlings. The "everything" includes schomburgkias, laelias, grammatophyllums, cattleyas, encyclias, etc. If it gets too windy I may cover them up with tarp but that's it.
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Many thanks peewee, that's exactly my plan, I can take my few Vandacious inside, even the fact I think they should survive, as I mentioned, my friends in Key west have dozens of Vandas mounted on the trees, left outside even in cold nights, take seedlings, and cover Grammatophyllum. I am not really sure about phals - I know everyone mentions them here regarding cold temps, but these are my oldest orchids, staying outside non stop for last 5-6 years, and never ever had any issues, the opposite, normally blooming after cold winter:-) Everything else will just shake little bit outside till the day worm up:-)
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