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Old 10-23-2008, 03:55 PM
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Just got one and all of my orchids are in S/H. Will this one grow well in S/H? The root structure looks pretty delicate but healthy.
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Old 10-23-2008, 09:17 PM
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I have a twinkle in s/h a friend gave it to me that way it did so well ,bloomed ,when it became too large for the container i moved it up it is in bud now. In my conditions it has done well in s/h .. Gin
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Old 10-24-2008, 08:46 PM
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Whereas in my GH conditions, they don't.
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Old 10-24-2008, 08:55 PM
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I have small one I "rescued" from a supermarket here in Basel. After a while, I moved it to S/H and it's doing very well in it now 8 spikes are currently growing

My conditions: under 2 X T8 tubes (about 7 inches below), misting every 4h while the lights are on... Temps. anywhere between 21°C and 28°C along the year..
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Old 10-25-2008, 12:52 AM
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I have a Ocdm. Wildcat 'Carmela' which is doing great, and a Vuyl. Ensan Fantasy which is sulking a little. I moved them both to S/H early this spring at the same time. I'm thinking of trying a Mtssa. next.
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In my greenhouse, 'Twinkles' loved it.

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Old 10-25-2008, 10:27 AM
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I bought one last year, and put in a shallow S/H pot. Really a used plastic salsa container. I used that since Ray said the Twinkle has a shallow root system. The plants seem to love it! They exploded! I have 6 spikes around the plant, and that is after only 9 months in the S/H.

I suggest the shallow S/H pots for these. Which only about 4 inches of leca above the reservoir line. You are smart people, I'm sure you can figure out a suitable container for them.

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I bought one last year, and put in a shallow S/H pot. Really a used plastic salsa container. I used that since Ray said the Twinkle has a shallow root system. The plants seem to love it! They exploded! I have 6 spikes around the plant, and that is after only 9 months in the S/H.

I suggest the shallow S/H pots for these. Which only about 4 inches of leca above the reservoir line. You are smart people, I'm sure you can figure out a suitable container for them.

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good tip! actually my plantis in a plastic cup modified as S/H pot. Only 9 cm (3.54") above the reservoir line
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Thanks for the replies. I have put mine in a shorter container now. Hopefully it does well.
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