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Originally Posted by Kittyfrex
That shouldn't be entiraly undoable, i just haven't tought of it. Think collecting a small sample of soil from near a wild plant would boost the odds? After all, we are talking about plants that naturally germinate here.
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Are you on Facebook? If so, I would suggest you look into a group "Cardboard Orchid Sowing Group". It's dedicated to the technique of using the cellulose in cardboard as a food source for the fungi necessary for germination and early development of orchids. A majority of members are based in Europe, and the list of native terrestrial orchids they grow this way is pretty extensive.
Kittyfrex 
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