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    Stone replied to the thread Learning more about brachys.
    I would be careful with concolor given their huge range and altitudes from sea level to 1000M or more. Unfortunately it's difficult to...
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    Stone replied to the thread Learning more about brachys.
    I would like to know what the minimum winter temps in the myanmaricum habitat are... Most Burmese orchids I know can handle lowish temps...
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    Stone replied to the thread What are my chances?.
    I put it at more like 204.2 to 1.
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    Stone replied to the thread Learning more about brachys.
    I got myanmaricum and bellatulum to bloom about 4 years out of flask. It's really important to compot them like Charles has done and...
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    Stone reacted to CharlesD's post in the thread Learning more about brachys with Like Like.
    The batch I have is growing quite fast. Deflasked last fall - I'm betting 2 more years for a front runner
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    Stone replied to the thread What are my chances?.
    I did soak in the base in very dilute IBA/NAA for about 4 hours before putting it the bag.
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    Stone replied to the thread Learning more about brachys.
    I have read Xavier from @SelectOrchids recommending this a few times. I would like to know exactly what it does (apart from severely...
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    It's a pink emersonii which lost all it's roots and almost all the leaves apart from what you see. Will it survive? 🤣 Being such a rare...
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    Stone replied to the thread Sudden affliction on leaves.
    I don't think it's a virus. I had similar issues with a majority of my plants this year and last year for some unknown reason. I have...
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    Stone replied to the thread Yellow spots on leaves.
    I believe they were damaged by the systemic spray but they are recovering Use imidaclorbrid for mealy bug
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    We also have to keep in mind that bark needs about 30-50ppm N/week (from memory) just to feed the microbes braking down the bark. That...
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    We can only do our best but remember that ideally these plants should hold their older leaves for years. This is not a niveum but a good...
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    It's definitely possible but if there is good root action throughout the medium that is unlikely. This is evidenced by the fact that Dr...
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    Does not seem like a salinity problem to me but I would suggest that repotting in September in the northern hemisphere is not so good.
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    What is the mechanism by which this happens Tom? I mean, why would the old leaves die before the others due to high salinity?
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