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Old 09-16-2007, 05:11 PM
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Den. seedlings

I have a Dendrobium delacourii coming my way, which in its culture asks for a nice rest in winter.

But as its a seedling, does that mean it gets continued summer like culture, or do i water less etc as normal?
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I'd say let the plant dictate what you do. If it stops growing, reduce water. If it doesn't slow down, keep watering.

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Most seedlings need to stay moist most of the time. However, you do want to listen to the plant as well. I've got a few den seedlings and I just barely let them dry out all the way before watering again.
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Sounds fair. They'll be in little pots so they'll need more frequent watering but the orchid compost should help limit it without being to thick.
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