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Old 03-13-2010, 01:43 AM
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Has anyone successfully grown a Psychopsis in S.H.? Please advise.

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Old 03-13-2010, 07:38 AM
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I have all my Psychopsis in S/H. The first one I put into S/H October 2008. All the plants I got after that (10 in all) went into S/H, they seem to love it, and all keep producing blooms. A couple of them need repotting because the pots are so full of roots. They are care free and only need watering about every 2 days. Possibly they could go longer than 2 days but that is my schedule. I will post a pic of them tomorrow.

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Old 03-13-2010, 10:04 AM
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I have all my Psychopsis in S/H. The first one I put into S/H October 1008. ...

Marilyn
1001 years old Psychopsis.. that must be a great show when in bloom!!!
just kidding!


and yes, I agree with Grandma... "Psychos" love S/H all my "Psychos" are doing pretty well in S/H
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Thank you all... tomorrow she goes into "marbles"... along with all my other orchids (except my bulbos...) I truly appreciate the responses...
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Thank you all... tomorrow she goes into "marbles"... along with all my other orchids (except my bulbos...) I truly appreciate the responses...
Kat, I would suggest not to move all your plants at once into S/H. Especially not if you have not tried it before!

the most important thing you need to keep in mind is "move plants to S/H ONLYwhen they are in active grow and are producing new roots". Otherwise you risk to loose your plants, and this can happen very VERY quick in S/H!

read this first: All about Semi-Hydroponics
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