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Forum: Beginner Discussion

08-31-2020, 03:33 PM

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Repotting large Phalaenopsis

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Posted By JLem

Thanks all. The plant will definitely be top...

Thanks all. The plant will definitely be top heavy, so I will use a terracotta/ceramic outer pot. It sounds like I should go with a 6" plastic, slotted inner pot, so I will go with that.

Thanks...

Forum: Beginner Discussion

08-29-2020, 07:26 AM

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Repotting large Phalaenopsis

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Posted By JLem

And here’s a photo of it in bloom (June 2019)

And here’s a photo of it in bloom (June 2019)

Forum: Beginner Discussion

08-29-2020, 07:13 AM

Replies: 7

Repotting large Phalaenopsis

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Posted By JLem

Repotting large Phalaenopsis

I have a large Phalaenopsis currently potted in a glass cube - it was the centerpiece from a friend’s wedding a couple of years ago. It has done well, flowering twice. But it is toppling over and I...

Forum: Beginner Discussion

02-03-2020, 07:59 PM

Replies: 4

Fertilize Phalaenopsis when “sprouting”?

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Posted By JLem

Ok, thanks. I have Schultz orchid food...

Ok, thanks.

I have Schultz orchid food (19-31-17)...so a little less than 1/2 a tsp per gallon? Can I make up a batch of it and store it? I certainly don’t need a gallon...or even a half...

Forum: Beginner Discussion

02-03-2020, 04:18 PM

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Fertilize Phalaenopsis when “sprouting”?

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Posted By JLem

Fertilize Phalaenopsis when “sprouting”?

Hi all...I’m new here. I have two Phalaenopsis that are currently sending up new inflorescences. The gist of my question is should I fertilize during this time? No flowers have appeared yet...and...

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