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Old 07-16-2020, 10:52 AM
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If it is one of these species, they don't seem to need anything organic... Eulophia petersii is in pea gravel (about 1/4 inch), Eulophia speciosa in sandbox-sand. (Both are the media types that I got them in... only reason to repot was that they needed to be re-centered in the pot) Other species I don't know.
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