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Old 11-20-2015, 07:26 AM
Hansu.nahar Hansu.nahar is offline
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Hey guys,

I ordered a Phal. sp. (Bellina?) online and it arrived in mounted conditions. I wish to pot it as the humidity in my region is pretty low (35% av.) and I've read on the forum that Phal. Sp. need higher humidity levels.

However, the person from whom I bought this orchid told me that if I try to pot this plant, I'll kill it.

The plant is fairly well established (photos attached).

Should I pot this orchid? How do I un-mount it? Should I leave it as it is? Kindly help me out.

Thanks, in advance.

Hansu
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Old 11-20-2015, 01:45 PM
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Hi, I don't grow this one personally, but I think this is a pretty good link explaining why your bellina should stay mounted:
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I hope it helps, good luck!
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Old 11-23-2015, 04:47 AM
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You can use fish net to put in moss or bark and tie it around the roots!

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I would suggest keeping it mounted. I have several Phals. which are very happy mounted. If you can mist it several times a day that would be great. The moss idea mentioned above could cut down how often you would need to mist. I do not have personal experience with Bellina though.
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Old 11-26-2015, 02:30 PM
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Hi, I don't grow this one personally, but I think this is a pretty good link explaining why your bellina should stay mounted:
Phal. bellina
I hope it helps, good luck!
Great info! How do I get to more English pages on that site? Shows up in Japanese.
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