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New acquisition: Phrag. Eric Young

suzabanana (6b Boston/N. Shore)

11 years ago

Another new one for me.

Culture notes suggest they need to be wet all the time?! That sounds crazy to me, but I'm willing to try. What to pot it in? How do I avoid root rot if it needs to be wet? Does it need lots of light?

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westoh Z6
11 years ago
For bessae types, I use a fine bark mix (REPOTME phrag/paph mix) and have them sitting in tray of clean water when wintering indoors. I water it weekly and clean the tray and change the standing water at that time also. Once I get them outside for the summer, I just water more frequently and don't sit them in a tray of water.

Good luck,

Bob
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