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06-17-2015, 10:31 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2009
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Location: Plantation, Florida
Age: 78
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Originally Posted by SFLguy
Thanks for the reply, you're right, I'm in Miami actually  and tell me about it, the rainy season isn't too rainy this year, maybe that means we'll get a hurricane for the first time in ten years haha. Since it hasn't been raining, we've been watering these orchids daily (they are tied to the palms with burlap and have almost nothing else when it comes to media but stuff falls in). Alright, I'll be sure to get some Epsom salt next time i go to the super market. To be fair, the pbulbs haven't matured yet so I'm waiting for that to happen before thinking that they won't bloom |
Yeah, I've been watering my mounted orchids every day also. Hopefully we'll get some rain soon. Good luck. |
06-18-2015, 03:35 AM
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Join Date: May 2015
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Originally Posted by tucker85
Yeah, I've been watering my mounted orchids every day also. Hopefully we'll get some rain soon. Good luck.
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Hopefully, and thanks, same to you |
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