Plant ready for S/H? Please help!

[estación seca]

I can't tell what that might be.

[snowflake311]

Originally Posted by estación seca

I can't tell what that might be.

he is saying to make a little cover for the S/H that is in hot dry climates. The little cover will help Slow the evaporation and keep the top a bit more humid. So take a plastic lid and cut a hole for the plant to stick out of and problem solved. pretty cool Idea.

[estación seca]

Originally Posted by snowflake311

he is saying to make a little cover for the S/H that is in hot dry climates. The little cover will help Slow the evaporation and keep the top a bit more humid. So take a plastic lid and cut a hole for the plant to stick out of and problem solved. pretty cool Idea.

This is a thread about hansu.nahar's plant. I was writing that I can't tell what might be in hansu.nahar's photo of his Psychopsis in the thread above. Does anybody else have an idea of what hansu.nahar is showing on his plant?

[PaphLover]

Originally Posted by estación seca

This is a thread about hansu.nahar's plant. I was writing that I can't tell what might be in hansu.nahar's photo of his Psychopsis in the thread above.

Haha! Oops! Miscommunication.

I do better with mime.

[PaphLover]

Originally Posted by estación seca

I can't tell what that might be.

Click on the link.

Great idea, Ray. That's definitely 'orchid hack' worthy.

[snowflake311]

Originally Posted by estación seca

I can't tell what that might be.

Yeah I thought you could not tell what the photo link was. Sorry.

It could be a spike but only time will tell for sure. On mine the new growth tends to look very pointed this growth on yours looks more round. So it could be. once it gets a little longer you will know better what it is. How cool any new growth is good growth to me.