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Old 05-16-2008, 11:09 AM
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I think I would keep the medium moist, bark or moss. I believe bulbs can take in some moisture thru their skin. Cymbidium bulbs are typically 1/3 to half buried in damp mix to start. Since you're in Florida, the above advice is probably good. If you see the bulb start to shrivel any, switch to sphag & bag until you have roots starting, usually from a new growth.
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