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I've been looking for a couple of minis to grow in my greenhouse window with my phals. I saw this one at Andy's: Pleurothallis
Species: viduata (Selby). And also Bulbophyllum
Species:laxiflorum . Do you all have any thoughts ( of course you do) would this work in bright shade (I have a Zygo on the top shelf doing well and I have bloomed Oncidiums and Den Phals in that space as well).
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