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I have a 2 Phalaenopsis that got a new baby plant on its stem 2 years ago. It has never got any roots. is there anyway that I could stimulate the bottom...
Betty
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Jan 14, 2007
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Is there any thing that can be done with a Phalaenopsis that the leaves have gotten very limp. What causes them to go limp and wrinkled. Betty I know that...
Betty
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Hello Betty, You can use auxine type hormone (indole butyric acid, indole acetic acid, naphtalene acetic acid) in potassium or sodium salt form, to stimulate...
Rifat Tarik Yararbas
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Hi Betty, There are two primary causes of limp leaves on Phalaenopsis orchids, and they are related, but opposite--improper watering. With underwatering, it's...
Rob Parsons
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Jan 14, 2007
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DearRob thankyou for the detailed answering .i too had a similar plant with limp leaves i could recover that plant only after repotting since the pot had 2...
NANDA DEVI
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Jan 15, 2007
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If the leaves are limp, wrinkled and yellow, they are dying. If they are just limp and wrinkled, the plant is dehydrated. Check the roots. If the roots are in...
Sarah
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I would like to try your way of stimulating the roots but have no ikea where to find these chemicals that you listed.. Give me a idea where to go to find them....
Betty
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Hi Betty, I concur with Rob and only want to add on to his good advice. If it is root rot, soak the plant with anti-fungal agent before repotting as the rot is...
Donald CLTan
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You may be obtain from greenhouse supplier or florist. Rifat Tarik Yararbas Betty <bj112745@...> wrote: I would like to try your way of stimulating the...
Rifat Tarik Yararbas
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Hi, I sent in a message several days ago and have not seen it come through. In fact, nothing new has been posted on this list since January. Is this list...
Lisa (Cruetsonly)
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Feb 10, 2007
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I have another problem I hope someone can help me with. I have a tiny phal. equestris that has 4 leaves and a span of about 6 inches. It was growing in a 2"...
Lisa (Cruetsonly)
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Hi Lisa - I don't know what happened, but your message finally came through. I read your original message. I included it below along with a question for you....
Denise Nash
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Hello Lisa, Phalaenopsis loves damp pot media , but don't like steady water at rooting area. It can lost its root due to the choke. So, you should remove the...
Rifat Tarik Yararbas
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Thank you for your response. This plant has now been moved to a faster draining pot and media. I like the plastic bag idea and had been considering it. You...
Lisa (Cruetsonly)
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Yes, my messages all came through at once, though in reverse order. :) The droopy leaf is the same nice green color as the rest of the plant. It is probably...
Lisa (Cruetsonly)
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Hi, I am re-potting a couple of my orchids. I assume that what I do is get a pot the next size up, remove all the medium from around the roots of the orchid,...
Joy Ann Parker
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Feb 21, 2007
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Hi Joy, Pot size depends on the condition of the roots. When I've had a phal in my own collection for a couple years, I'm pretty sure what I'll find when I...
Lisa (Cruetsonly)
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I think, you are right. Regards Rifat Tarik Yararbas Joy Ann Parker <joy@...> wrote: Hi, I am re-potting a couple of my orchids. I assume that...
Rifat Tarik Yararbas
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Don't forget to cut all the dead roots and pot it when its not in spike or flower. Aaron Rifat Tarik Yararbas <rifat_ya@...> wrote: I think, you are...
aaron barnhill
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I liked this site: http://www.chadwickorchids.com/QandA/QA10.htm I found a few others when I googled 'repot a phalaenopsis'. Good luck! ... get a ... the...
Lisa (Cruetsonly)
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Hi Joy, Make sure your plant is firm in the pot and doesn't wobble around after you re-pot it. Orchids don't like to wobble. You may need to either stake it or...
Danna Spayde
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Hello Can anyone help me with this?.... I am new to orchids and need some advice. I have a white Phalaenopsis in a 7 inch pot (I got it for Christmas). It has...
Sharon B
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Feb 22, 2007
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Thanks to all for the replies to my question about re-potting. They all make good sense, and I will be sure to pay attention *g*. So far, so good. The first...
Joy Ann Parker
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Feb 22, 2007
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Hi Sharon - One things - your plant has been flowering a long while - it could be finishing up with it's flowering cycle, you know. But just on one side?...
Denise Nash
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I am certainly no expert on Cattleyas, but I do grow some. I suggest that something in your culture has changed, other than the fertilizer. Have you repotted...
Denise Nash
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Hello Sharon, First of all DON'T WORRY. Here is a good book. Ortho's All About Orchids. Phalaenopsis (Phals for short) Are very hardy. You can water them a...
aaron barnhill
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Hi Sharon and Aaron - Aaron, I take exception with the word "Dormant" as far as spring goes. Phals are not dormant in spring, this is when they start growing, ...
Denise Nash
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Thank you Denise! Yes, you are obviously right and something in my culture has changed *g*. Since I started with the phals, I have been treating both types the...
Joy Ann Parker
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Hullo Denise & Aaron et al Thanks for the deux centimes! Very much appreciated. I know that the plants are cyclical and need downtime to recharge, but I need...
Sharon B
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Well, Denise, you were absolutely right about my problem with the cattleyas. Now, instead of watering them at the same time I water the phals, I only water...
Joy Ann Parker
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