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Guys, how would you pot this terete vanda cutting??
I just cut it fresh from the mother plant (6-footer). She gets full day sun.
https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5342/...60431113_c.jpg Pot 2 + mix of sp. moss (to retain moisture) + bark/charcoal/pebble mix + LECA?? How soon do you think I can push it out into direct sun?? |
I'd personally use bark, charcoal and pebble mix, with a much larger pot than any of them. Or I'd mount it. Just my 2¢
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I have seven Vanda Miss Juaquim two feet stems tied to a long treefern pole and buried in a one gallon 8 inches tall glass vase on S/H method. I drilled the glass with four holes using a diamond drill cutter. I spray the little roots on the stems daily. It is outside on my fire escape enjoying direct sun. In winter it is indoors on the south facing window.
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WOW, dendro king, you're 13???
And Bud, gotta say your method sounds very advance. No way for a novice like me. :lol: Here's how I potted the cutting. Chunks and LECA mix at the bottom. Sp. moss at the top to keep cutting hydrated. https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5462/...a54bd623_c.jpg |
Yes I'm 13 lol :)
Also, that sphagnum looks like a clever Idea!! |
You are in Singapore....a full day sun is perfect. I have seen this plant buried in the yard in southern California growing as high as the roof.
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I'd just stick this on a tree, and make sure it gets plenty of light, if you're in Singapore.
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