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Old 06-02-2014, 10:21 AM
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Glad to know they do well here! I'll keep this one in mind next show.
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Old 06-02-2014, 12:17 PM
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I was told these would do well potted. Is that true? I'm not having the best luck with mounted plants... I'd love to try this one!
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I was told these would do well potted. Is that true? I'm not having the best luck with mounted plants... I'd love to try this one!
Yes, I do grow it potted in small pot, I am treating it as small Phalaenopsis, pretty much, small bark chips, it seems to like the conditions, amount of the light and small pot.
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Yes, I do grow it potted in small pot, I am treating it as small Phalaenopsis, pretty much, small bark chips, it seems to like the conditions, amount of the light and small pot.
I tried to grow this one mounted but found I just could not keep it sufficiently moist. So also grow mine potted. I have mine in a clay pot and small bark. They also like good air movement. So my little clay pot is hanging.
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I tried to grow this one mounted but found I just could not keep it sufficiently moist. So also grow mine potted. I have mine in a clay pot and small bark. They also like good air movement. So my little clay pot is hanging.
Just a standard clay pot, not an orchid pot, right?

It sounds like you are growing it similar to how I grow my cattleya.
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They look like delicate flowers with crystalline petals that shimmer in the light....it has a classic form of beauty. Eight months is a long wait but its all worth it.
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Cool such cute flowers and great photos


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They look like delicate flowers with crystalline petals that shimmer in the light....it has a classic form of beauty. Eight months is a long wait but its all worth it.
Many thanks Bud, yes, the wait is long, but it is worth it. Will see how long they last.

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Really pretty!
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Just a standard clay pot, not an orchid pot, right?

It sounds like you are growing it similar to how I grow my cattleya.
Yes, just a small clay pot. The pot is about 3 inches in diameter. Sometimes I enlarge the bottom hole for better drainage, but not always. Catt light will be too much for the citrata. It likes to be shady.
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