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Miltoniopsis NoId in S/H

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09-19-2012, 01:27 AM

plantaholic plantaholic is offline

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The only way I was ever able to bloom mine was to put it in 70% humidity. If I took it out of that for any but a short bit of time, the blossoms suffered.

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