starting to branch out

[mattryan]

I am hoping that someone could possibly post a link to help me with my 2 newest non phals. I recently got a reed epidendrum and haven't been able to find much info on it I have had it couple of weeks and have repotted it in bark. My other orchid is a grn maudiae and i got it today also I did a repot on it as everything that I read said that it would be ok are they same as phals culture wise? If someone could advise me that would be fantastic!

[tcrane]

Congrats on the new plants. The reed Epi is really nice, and will do well in bark. I have one which has been happily growing in nearly full sun with a daily misting on the roots and a weekly watering.

Not sure about the other one, though!

-Tristan

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[WhiteRabbit]

nice! reed stem epis, in my experience at least, don't like to get dry (can take being drier in winter, but water freely in warm weather), and want a good deal of sun

Paphs don't want to get dry either, light similar to Phals, repot annually unless they are in inorganic media

[mattryan]

Thankyou tristan and rabbit i am on that curve and thanks for the help ))