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Old 11-26-2016, 08:20 PM
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With most orchids, it is a good idea to learn on easier-to-grow hybrids, rather than species. Hybrids are generally more vigorous and tolerant of growing errors than are species. I'm sure people here can offer suggestions of Masdevallia hybrids that do well in northern European windows.
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With most orchids, it is a good idea to learn on easier-to-grow hybrids, rather than species. Hybrids are generally more vigorous and tolerant of growing errors than are species. I'm sure people here can offer suggestions of Masdevallia hybrids that do well in northern European windows.
I think, whether it is a hybrid or species, an orchid will thrive when given the right conditions. Success with any plant really just depends on what conditions a plant needs and if those conditions can be met. To discover what conditions an orchid needs, a little research or a helpful conversation with an orchid expert/vendor can be very helpful.

Last year, I bought a Masdevallia nicaraguae as my research showed it should easily grow in my conditions with the help of a fishbowl. I haven't convinced it to bloom but it has been doing well otherwise. If I can get it to bloom, I am going to get another Masdevallia.
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