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Originally Posted by KokeshiHappyGreen
One thing I keep wondering though is: if we can't fully evaluate conditions or changes for several months or, as you mention, a whole growing cycle...what will prevent problems if things turn out to Not be appropriate?
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Experience! John Odom (Odom Orchids) told us he has killed more Cattleyas than anyone on the planet, which is why he such a great grower!! Killing orchids is (unfortunately) the best way to learn how to grow them. Meeting up with experienced growers and learning their ways is the second best way to learn how to grow Online resources like OB, Facebook, and others are the third best way to learn.
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Originally Posted by KokeshiHappyGreen
Does the orchid's slow growth sort of compensate...as in it can recover if we find we need to readjust later when the orchid finally Does show it's like/dislike of what we're doing?
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Generally, slow growing plants are less likely to recover from cultural mistakes than fast growing plants.
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