Stone
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Whats the best way to grow it?
During winter I try to have at least 15 Celsius, but in summer there are days where my gh is easily heated up to 30 + Celsius!!!What about the cooler conditions I read about?
It's a very tolerant species, but generally an epiphyte in the wild.
My basket lowii are doing very nice.
But the potted ones aren't far behind. You could make just about anything work for them
When I had Phal lowii I grew it like Jean did. I found it did not care for bright light. I grew it in a pot but being an indoor grower it needed potting to make up for the lack of humidity. If I had a greenhouse I probably would have kept it mounted.During winter I try to have at least 15 Celsius, but in summer there are days where my gh is easily heated up to 30 + Celsius!!!
I had the first lowii over some years in a brighter place, and it did not flower! Jean
OOP's Paph lowii.Rick....are you talking about Phal or Paph lowii?
Yes. As long as you see life in the roots, it should resprout a new set of leaves at the beginning of the growing season (spring).My little seedling had just one leaf (half dead) when I got it and now has none. Do I assume correctly that it will resprout?