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Old 02-29-2008, 08:19 AM
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Smile orchid care

when orchid finished flowering, what is the procedure from then on.
first time growing orchids, they are beautiful specimens.
no idea how to look after them as yet, hope to get some good information.
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Old 02-29-2008, 08:36 AM
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Hello Mick and welcome to the forum!

In order to answer your question we need to know what kind of orchid you have.
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Old 02-29-2008, 08:47 AM
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welcome to the forum Mick
can you also go to your UserCP at the top left of the page and click that a menu will drop and click Edit Profile and scroll down the page to Location and please type in your Location as that will help us to understand your growing conditions as we have members from all over the world with different growing conditions.
Plus that will also help us to give you the right advice..

having said all that I hope that you enjoy your stay here with us
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orchid care

dont know the type of orchid, it was a pressie no lables at all, nothing
to say what type but it was certainly a beauty.
every one that saw it said how lovely it was.
area i live in Sheffield , England..
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Welcome to the forum mick! You might want to give us a description or look at some pictures to get an idea of what basic type of orchid you have. 'Basic care' varies extensively from orchid to orchid and from country to country.
You can get some information for some of the more commonly grown orchids from www.aos.org.
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