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Originally Posted by orchidsarefun
what plants do you want to grow in it ? some require high humidity, a lot of the commonly-kept orchids can adapt to a lower humidity, even in Colorado ! How do your current plants do ?
I ask, because unless its an absolute bargain, you may be better off with a conventional stand.
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The idea was to provide a warmer and more humid environment for some of my Phals violacea and violacea hybrids, Brassia and Brassavola to get them started growing year-round rather than have them wait until summer to grow better. I use windowsills and lights in a sunroom and I also have a small tank for some miniature Angrecoids. Overall I have had good success with my setups.
You could be right. Maybe simply adding a seedling heat mat under one of my trays might provide the extra warmth needed to get those few orchids going.
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