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1152
hi guys, I'm concerned since basically there won't be much sunlight around the philadelphia area for a whole week. would lack of sunlight interfere the...
anthony
sunnydudeb
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Apr 4, 2004
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1153
I only have two paphs. One P. pinnochio and a P. shadowlands. I got the p. pinnochio a month ago and it is in a very small pot with sphag. Today I bought the...
kylelucyk
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Apr 5, 2004
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1154
Hi Kyle, There seems to be some difference of opinion about the use of sphagnum for paphs. The owner of one of our local commercial nurseries (ABC Orchids,...
Danna Spayde
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Apr 5, 2004
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1155
I heard good results with sphagnum moss. Just be sure to get New Zealand sphagnum moss because the stuff from Thailand breaks down too fast. I also have seen...
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spujr
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Apr 5, 2004
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1156
I personally, would never grow my Paphs in sphag. I have some sphag in the mix, but never in pure sphag. I grow my paphs in a terrestrial mix which I "cook"...
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Apr 5, 2004
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1157
Hi, i changed pot for one of my paphs the other day, and i noticed there wasn't much roots left for the paph. is it because of too much watering? Tony...
anthony
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Apr 7, 2004
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1158
Except for small uses to assist in keeping media moist but not dripping wet----I do not like the use of sphagnum or anyother moss in orchd composts as it...
williamrowland rowland
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Apr 8, 2004
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1159
I like coconut chips and milled coir "cocopeat" too. I mix it with milled treefern, sharp sand, perlite, aliflor, and charcoal. I also mix in some Root...
NancyB.
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Apr 9, 2004
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1160
I'm having great luck with a mixture of sphagnum moss, vermiculite, small bark chips and miracle grow soil. I guess whatever works for each person is the...
p heustess
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Apr 10, 2004
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Tony, Root loss can come from to much watering and/or a break down of potting medium causing it to hold to much water and not allow air to the roots. You did...
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Apr 10, 2004
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any suggestions for an: "ID" Guide/Book of Native American (north): Paphs.? thanx. in advance don maine, usa...
dr.donald w. klopp, md
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Apr 11, 2004
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1163
Amazon.com has a great selection of orchid books on those native to several areas of U.S. Regards, Lynn Wellenstein ladyslipper.com ladyslipper.com/morgan.htm...
Bob & Lynn Wellenstein
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Apr 12, 2004
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1164
Hello Everyone, I have an orchid question that while not specifically in regards to a paphiopedilum, but rather an oncidium, the answer should be quite the ...
Amanda
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Apr 13, 2004
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1165
Soak your plants with insecticide & fungicide every 15 days, regardless if they have insects or not is the only best way to get rid of them all. Happy growing,...
SOFservice
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Apr 13, 2004
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Trouble with this method is if you have any unknown VIRUS'S you can easily transmit from plant to plant regards George ... From: SOFservice To:...
George Price
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Apr 13, 2004
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I hope this isn't a setup. There aren't any native North American Paphiopedilums, they are all Asian. The North American genus is Cypripedium although...
Nicholas Engler
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Apr 13, 2004
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Hi, Amanda - It sounds to me as if your media has 'broken down', and is probably home to fungus gnats, at least. Watch your plant to make sure you don't have ...
Denise Nash
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Apr 13, 2004
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North american slippers = cypripediums Central/South american slippers = Phragmepedium/mexipedium and selinipedium Asian slipers = Paphiopedilums Completely...
orchidz_guy
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Apr 14, 2004
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Hi amanda: why dont you let your media dry out completely and see what happens...I have had "bug" problems, and noticed that complete drying of the media seems...
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Apr 14, 2004
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1172
I have a 10 year old paph and I have never seen it flower. It' mostly looks like a 'wardii', with soild green leaves, with purple and green flowers. . it makes...
nativeplant2000
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Apr 14, 2004
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Hi, Kris - I do not grow wardii, but I do grow lots of other paph species. The "new plants" you are referring to are growths, which will flower in their own...
Denise Nash
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Apr 14, 2004
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1174
Hello! Sorry, I'm terribly new to this. I've done some amount of reading and even taken a class last year. I have three Phals, which doing fine, at least one...
Kerry
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Apr 16, 2004
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1175
Hi Kerry, It sounds like you are doing the right things. Perhaps the first plant is a little shocked from the transplanting. Give it some time. Are you seeing...
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spujr
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Apr 16, 2004
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1176
Does anyone have any Paph or Prag babies they would part with?...
Jim and Sundy
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Apr 28, 2004
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1177
today i caught a snail in my paph pot. is something wrong with my paph to have a snail in it? are they harmful to the plant or flower? what should i do?...
anthony
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May 1, 2004
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1178
Yes, harmful to the plant! A couple of years ago, I purchased a Cattleya only to find small holes appearing in the petals within days. I called the vendor...
Kerry Bossenbroek
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May 2, 2004
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1179
my paph dries up pretty quickly ever since it started blooming, so i water it almost every other day on sunny days and every 2 days on rainy days. anyway,...
anthony
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May 2, 2004
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Hi Tony Unfortunately, I can't help you with the ideal snail climate. I guess, logically they would like a moist environment. The thing is, though, too wet...
Kerry Bossenbroek
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May 2, 2004
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1181
Hi all ! I live in a very wet tropical zone with ambient rel. humidity of 90 pct +. I am having real trouble storing any kind of seed or tuber/root as white ...
Amit Mukhopadhyay
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