Thanks! Did you build it or was it there when you bought the house? How do you water? Is there a drain on the floor?
Is my Michael Koopowitz in sheath?
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Thanks! Did you build it or was it there when you bought the house? How do you water? Is there a drain on the floor?
bigleaf
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Can't wait to see the flowers 
Justin
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i think i saw some pics of your grow room on another site? i think you had a couple big vandas...it is awesome.
It was an addition several years ago. It is very much a part of the house and not a greenhouse, so culture is basically windowsill—spray bottles, watering cans, and occasional trips to the sink. Humidity can get up around 70% but 55% is about the average.
justin said:
Yep, massive Pachara Delight. It weighs close to 50 pounds...I think I will be either donating it to a botanical garden or selling it, because it's just...too big. It's got Christmas lights on it this year as you can see in the photo
troy
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Very nice grow area!! If you look at mine then look at yours you will see yours is better...... if only.......
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orchidman77
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So close! Looking great!
David
David
very soooooooon............
NYEric
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Tease!
Wendy
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Veeery nice! It looks wonderful so far. :clap:
Now I would put a very short stake just below the first flower bract on the stem and let it arch over above that.
Now I would put a very short stake just below the first flower bract on the stem and let it arch over above that.
SlipperFan
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I like the way this is looking!
any update?
NYEric
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Dog ate the plant! :evil:
darn dogs...............................and reindeer
Dorsal hasn't risen yet, but here we are as of tonight...
NYEric
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close.
SlipperFan
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Getting there!
Michael with all his friends ;p
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orchidman77
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It has a split (chimera?!) synsepal!!
NYEric
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Finally, yes split synsepal but not a bad blooming.
