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Give them a good soak as Ray says - bet you end up with a load of flowers in 3-6 months through this stress/trigger period! please come back to us.

Thanks for sharing!! so helpful. We have just imported some flasks, so great timing!

Noted - i have repotted - we use rain water and the ph today is around 5.6 - though it varies above and below that month by month basis. think it is wise to cut the leaves back?? past the brown parts

It is microSiemens - sorry for causing alarm. what do you think the best course of action for me is??

microSiemens - my bad - i always forget to use the right capital! apologies

Ph is around 6.2 after the salts have been dissolved and the water corrected.

Repotted on the 1/12/18 - Bark and Pumice. do you think the brown tips of leaves indicates salt leaves too high??

Hi, I wondered if anyone has seen these brown markings before on the leaves and can explain what is going on? It is Paph sangii, it is growing along side similar species that can be tricky and they are all quite happy. i have had it for 5 years and it slowly grows, it has a couple of roots...

i'll do some digging - thank you

can you please explain the term "Edema" i have never some across that term, but have seen the odd plant with leaves like yours.

is it in a clear pot? what are the roots like?

congratulations!! well done

developing slowly - what are your thoughts??

yes very similar orchidata and pumices 66% 33% . deep shade, air pot - had it for over a year. not a lot of roots on it yet, but hoping the next 2 growths will change that - thanks for the tip

hi all, i noticed the seedpod was very swollen already so took a look and i believe it has selfed itself with the polliniae bending forwards and making contact, i have therefore taken some of the other pollen and added it. i got the plant a little while ago as i had a milestone birthday and...

i have 2 new growths coming along quickly and 1 old growth - not a lot of roots. here are the dims and pics. any thing else, just say

think it is labelled correctly ? could it be a masterianum? it has 2 growths and is growing well.

thoughts?

here you go