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Old 10-13-2006, 11:31 PM
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With most orchids the care of seedlings and that of mature plants is different.

Seedlings of all species can take less light and more water and fertilizer than a mature plant ready to flower.

Nobile seedlings can be fertilized regularily, with the reservation that all plants should get a little less as growing slows in the winter.

I would not reduce water on seedlings.

A 2 inch pot of a den is not far from flowering. Most dens flower at two years of age. Nobiles should easily flower within three.
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