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Old 05-03-2023, 12:28 AM
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If the mix is inorganic and very airy, pot size probably isn't all that critical. In fact, I'd suggest a terracotta pot for the weight. Are you planning on growing it outside? Angcm. eburneum is quite cold-tolerant. A friend who lives in my neighborhood has a monster A. eburneum growing in a tree, that blooms every year.
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Are you planning on growing it outside? Angcm. eburneum is quite cold-tolerant. A friend who lives in my neighborhood has a monster A. eburneum growing in a tree, that blooms every year.
that's super great news! I initially planned to keep it as a house orchid.
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that's super great news! I initially planned to keep it as a house orchid.
Getting it outside in the spring is perfect for getting it acclimated. By next winter, it will be ready for whatever nature throws at it.
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