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08-04-2011, 06:08 AM
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 Set back of an orchid
My roommates Schromburkia was set back by black rot. Where she was near blooming size with 7 pseudo bulbs she now has only 4. She is the size we got her over a year back and she was a small seedling back then. My question is. Do I water her as a small seedling for her to not get dry too much, or has the near blooming size she was and not let her get wet too much?  |
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08-04-2011, 06:57 AM
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I never change the way I water a seedling just because it is a seedling - if they want to dry out, I let them but if they want to be moist, I water more. Brooke |
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