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Originally Posted by eggshells
I deflasked a good number of species. Here are some and their survival rate. paph tranlienianum 80%, Paph hainanense 100%, Paph delenatii 80%, Paph anitum 0%, and bought some newly deflasked compots (because shipping is cheaper without glass bottles) 2 paph barbigerum about 80% each. And my friend gave me a compot of lockianum and lowii album. about 8 seedlings, Lost one each. So its normal to lose some seedlings. The ones that will grow will be great and robust.
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Thank you for the info.
You never sprayed those either?
Other than that one group where non survived (I'm sorry to hear!), the survival rate is really high!
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Originally Posted by Fairorchids
The Molly Otts came in small. Supplier primarily grows Catts & Cymbidium, so I think his conditions are slightly too cool for Brachys.
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My Molly Ott is already pushing out a new leaf since it came to my apartment, which I am very happy with!
The whole thing is just so tiny but it has so many leaves, which are all about the same size. It is cute and all, but I am just curious if it is supposed to be this small or I have forever to wait until I see it flower.
I have seen a good number of Lynleigh Koopowitz and they all seem to be influenced by malipoense in regard to leaf size, large! delenatti is not so big although I have seen some large ones.
So the size of Molly Ott, which is a mix of Lynleigh K and delenatii, makes me wonder. I could not find any examples online either other than one vendor with a picture showing a seedling that looks just like mine, small.
I guess this is going to be the test of my patience, but I hope the reward will be good.
By the way, back to the flask topic, I would like to get some flask now and see how I will fare with the little plants.
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