I think that was a plant I donated!! Good growing!! It was a tiny flower for me. But also a tiny seedling. I’m having to pick and choose because if space.
I donated it to the raffle. It came from Woodstream as a seedling. He has others.
Well it is a vary nice plant and I enjoy it vary much.
I use the mix Hadley Cash suggested, although I think he eliminated the charcoal which I will do as soon as I use mine up. What do you use?We
Well it is a vary nice plant and I enjoy it vary much.
You use a vary interesting paph mix consisting of orchiata, sponge rock and charcoal it seems vary airy which is vary different to how I grow slippers but it seemed to like it and didn't take well to repoting.
Patrick
I used seedling grade Orchiata but now I use the small Rexius fir bark with sphagnum on top in a clear plastic pot inside a clay pot for paphs and now I use the small Rexus on everything that that's not in pure sphagnum and I've started to use expanded clay beads and coconut husks for paphs and cymbidiums.
I tend to rot things, so I grow Paphs a little on the dry side, especially in winter. Hadley said size of mix in relation to size of pot and water when mix is dry 1” down. My Paphs usually have 3 or 4 extra drainage holes about 1- 2” up from bottom (I use soldering iron). Phrags, however, are smaller mix and more moist, especially besseae hybrids.
Everyone’s comments are making me appreciate it. Maybe when it’s time to divide it, you’ll think of me.We
Well it is a vary nice plant and I enjoy it vary much.
You use a vary interesting paph mix consisting of orchiata, sponge rock and charcoal it seems vary airy which is vary different to how I grow slippers but it seemed to like it and didn't take well to repoting.
Patrick
