What is the best way to disinfect used prime agra?

[Royal]

I never thought of baking it. Great idea, Junebug!

[Junebug]

Originally Posted by RoyalOrchids

I never thought of baking it. Great idea, Junebug!

Thanks. It goes well with red wine, a light salad and fresh garlic bread.

[KHaze]

I never thought of baking it. Great idea, Junebug!
Thanks. It goes well with red wine, a light salad and fresh garlic bread.

A little hard on the teeth though?!

[KHaze]

Thanks cb977! Sounds like this stuff isn't as hard as I was thinking to disinfect.

On a side note...what is that orchid that you are using as your avitar? It' so stunning!

[cb977]

Originally Posted by KHaze

Thanks cb977! Sounds like this stuff isn't as hard as I was thinking to disinfect.

On a side note...what is that orchid that you are using as your avitar? It' so stunning!

Thanks Karen
Please call me Sue...all my friends do

The chid in my avatar right now is:
http://www.orchidboard.com/community...dwoods-nn.html

[Jerry Delaney]

It gets so hot here that I try to not use the oven much in the summer. So, I wash the used LECA really well, let it completely dry, then put it into flat roasting pans. I put these in the BBQ grill and hold the temperature at 350 to 400 degrees for 3 to 4 hours. I have no idea how stable some of the orchid viruses are so maybe this is overkill. Remember, if you boil it you can't achieve a temperature greater than 212 unless you use a pressurised vessel.

[KHaze]

The chid in my avatar right now is:
Epc Landwoods 'NN'
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Susanne

It's beautiful Sue! Did it ever develop a scent?

I am so blown away by the HUGE variety of orchids out there. I knew there were a lot but I keep running into chids I've never even heard of before. They are so amazing!

[cb977]

Originally Posted by Junebug

Thanks. It goes well with red wine, a light salad and fresh garlic bread.