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Old 04-14-2008, 09:40 PM
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My Paph. spicerianum

My Paph spicerianum on arrival and after re-pot
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Looks good, what mix did you decide on for it? I am pondering a hairy rooted repot of my own lol.
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Looks good Patti.
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I am using Schultz's orchid mix soaked with worm tea on most of my chids right now. I have tried a couple other things, but I'm happy with this so-far. I add a little chopped sphag on plants that need a little more moisture, like this one. I may change down the road, but for now, this is working for me. I used some "ghost-poop" in the bottom for drainage- aka -packing styrofoam.
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I use Schultz also, is this the one with the rock in it?
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Yes, Mine has the small rocks in it, too. It's good for me as I like to water a lot, and the rocks drain a lot! I put ghost- poop in the bottom, also-
I'm growing this one under grow-lights.. T-12's
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May 16th. The new growth is a little bigger... this little guy is slowwww.
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That looks great Patti. Paph. spicerianum is one of my all-time favorites, here's what you can look forward to.
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