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Why S/H isn't for me and now.

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11-22-2021, 03:06 PM

Shadeflower Shadeflower is offline

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hi inga, the Epidendrum stamfordianum is a warm to hot grower.
Warm to hot growers are more susceptible to suffering from cold feet in winter. Add to it it comes from a seasonally dry region. Orchids do vary. S/H is very "wet"
Cattleya hybrids are amongst my most adaptable, I find mini angraecums amongst my most challenging orchids.

Out of curiosity what mini angraecums do you have?

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