JScott |
02-02-2020 05:24 PM |
I know this is an old thread, but I see that you are in Texas, and I was wondering about the heat tolerance on this one, which I just bought from Akatsuka (I like 'Penny Candy' better than the more available 'Pinkie'). I live in DFW, and it sure gets hot here in the summer. Some of my Oncidium intergenerics go outside in the spring and the fall, but then remain inside during the hottest part of the summer. Will this plant need that treatment, or can I just leave it outside all summer? I notice it is actually considered an Oncostele now, however it has very little Rhynchostele in it (and I find Rhynchostele tends to impart some heat tolerance), but has quite a bit of Odontoglossum, so that worries me a little. So my question to you (or anybody else who has this plant) is, what kind of temperatures do you give yours, and how does it respond to heat?
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