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Old 02-27-2010, 09:23 AM
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Great growing job! It is clearly very happy! It defineatly is a beauty. Do you have any cultural info you might be able to share as far as how much light (and what kind), temps, and humidity you give it?

And not to stray off the topic but I saw in one of your pictures that you have multiple tags on one of the 'chids....what kind of system do you have going on there?
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Old 02-27-2010, 02:22 PM
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Great growing job! It is clearly very happy! It defineatly is a beauty. Do you have any cultural info you might be able to share as far as how much light (and what kind), temps, and humidity you give it?

And not to stray off the topic but I saw in one of your pictures that you have multiple tags on one of the 'chids....what kind of system do you have going on there?
Its grown along side Cattleyas if that gives you a sense of light. There are some C. cernuas on either side, and C. nobilors too. I could only guess the foot candles in there would be 7500+. Temperatures now range from 75*F on a nice sunny day to 55*F on particularly cold winter nights. The watering, was done kind heavy because of the spikes but still let it dry to a lesser degree than normal.

As far as tags, I think one is an D for the species (or cross) one for the company it came from, and a red to flag that it isnt for sale. It is not how things are normally labeled at the nursery.
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