dmfette
New Member
recently arrived from ca:
sandhill 'tokyo' x ['tree of progress' x james crow]
pacific rainbow 'kaleidoscope' x crazy jolly 'hubba hubba'
unnamed/unlabeled
...all three are in various degrees of neglect; one appears near death...
...what are best practices for resurecting these paph's?...i plan to repot but am unsure about temperature post-potting...i have a plant "i.c.u" w/ bottom temp. set @ around 72 degrees....should i dust w/ rooting hormone when repotting (many roots are dead)...humidity?...gruber's mix or moss or something else?...
...these and some divisions of warm-growing multi-florals from florida are my first try @ slippers...the floridians are already putting out new growth, healthy & happy as clams...the californians are hanging in there - i'd hate to lose them...and i haven't a clue what they might look like...my thanks in atticipation of your help...
...mark...
sandhill 'tokyo' x ['tree of progress' x james crow]
pacific rainbow 'kaleidoscope' x crazy jolly 'hubba hubba'
unnamed/unlabeled
...all three are in various degrees of neglect; one appears near death...
...what are best practices for resurecting these paph's?...i plan to repot but am unsure about temperature post-potting...i have a plant "i.c.u" w/ bottom temp. set @ around 72 degrees....should i dust w/ rooting hormone when repotting (many roots are dead)...humidity?...gruber's mix or moss or something else?...
...these and some divisions of warm-growing multi-florals from florida are my first try @ slippers...the floridians are already putting out new growth, healthy & happy as clams...the californians are hanging in there - i'd hate to lose them...and i haven't a clue what they might look like...my thanks in atticipation of your help...
...mark...