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Forum: Advanced Discussion

08-26-2016, 10:12 AM

Replies: 21

forcing roots on old canes or pseudobulbs

Views: 3,940

Posted By lacivic99

I took a few old dendrobium canes, put them in...

I took a few old dendrobium canes, put them in classic orchiata, stuck them outside, and now I have 3 new canes shooting up. I keep it quite moist, and water every 2 days. I potted in a small 2 inch...

Forum: Propagation

07-28-2016, 10:09 AM

Replies: 2

I just pollinated my orchid.Help?

Views: 1,879

Posted By lacivic99

OrchidTalk Orchid Forums - Grow Orchids! - DIY -...

OrchidTalk Orchid Forums - Grow Orchids! - DIY - guide to orchid propagation! (http://www.rv-orchidworks.com/orchidtalk/content/142-diy-guide-orchid-propagation.html)

Forum: Semi-Hydroponic Culture

06-22-2016, 06:55 PM

Replies: 10

Difference between S/H and pot in plastic saucer?

Views: 3,763

Posted By lacivic99

I agree with that clarification PaphMadMan, can't...

I agree with that clarification PaphMadMan, can't just slap that label on any orchid in a saucer of water.

I experimented with 1/2" lava rock in S/H, without any plants, just to see the wicking...

Forum: Potting & Repotting

06-22-2016, 03:10 PM

Replies: 9

Using red lava rock for outdoor orchids?

Views: 5,106

Posted By lacivic99

I keep my top-heavy dendro in a clay pot with...

I keep my top-heavy dendro in a clay pot with 1/4inch lava rock. It's been working extremely well indoors. The 1/4 inch works well for the finer roots of this dendro, and maintains enough moisture...

Forum: Beginner Discussion

06-22-2016, 02:55 PM

Replies: 1

Mounting a phal bellina

Views: 689

Posted By lacivic99

I read about the fella growing a ghost orchid to...

I read about the fella growing a ghost orchid to bloom with spanish moss to provide humidity around the roots. I tried this with my encyclia tampensis mount and it seems to be taking quite well. I...

Forum: Semi-Hydroponic Culture

06-22-2016, 02:07 PM

Replies: 10

Difference between S/H and pot in plastic saucer?

Views: 3,763

Posted By lacivic99

Thanks for your reply. I was picturing a clear...

Thanks for your reply.
I was picturing a clear plastic pot with holes only on the bottom. By putting this in a saucer of water, the water level would be about a 1/2 inch up the plastic pot. I'm...

Forum: Semi-Hydroponic Culture

06-21-2016, 02:16 PM

Replies: 10

Difference between S/H and pot in plastic saucer?

Views: 3,763

Posted By lacivic99

Difference between S/H and pot in plastic saucer?

Just as the title states, i'm wondering if there's any different between S/H specialized pots, and a regular plastic pot put in a 1/2 inch deep saucer? Shouldn't the latter be preferred so you can...

Forum: Semi-Hydroponic Culture

06-21-2016, 02:15 PM

Replies: 0

Difference between S/H and pot in plastic saucer?

Views: 1,685

Posted By lacivic99

Forum: Cattleya Alliance

06-15-2016, 04:43 PM

Replies: 12

Favorite Indoor Cattleya Media

Views: 2,833

Posted By lacivic99

I love using lava rock for my cattleyas too. I...

I love using lava rock for my cattleyas too. I use a mix of small red lava rock and tree fern fiber. I just purchased a Phrag, and i'm wondering why you use LECA? Does it hold more moisture than lava...

Forum: Potting & Repotting

03-18-2016, 10:50 AM

Replies: 4

Have you tried the Terracotta Mounting Jar?

Views: 4,032

Posted By lacivic99

Have you tried the Terracotta Mounting Jar?

Has anyone ever tried the terracotta mounting jars? They lack a drainage hole in the bottom, and you just fill the jar with water. Seems like an interesting way to display your orchids.

It's the...

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