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What do you isn't accurate? How far off can it be? I use Peters 15-5-15 with calmag. I have a water test. Would you like to see it. I could send it Gmail. They told me people would love to have my water.

I have not been able to upload pictures on this forum. Any advice or tricks. Yes I do use a TDS meter. I was told it was supposed to be 600-700. The pH of my water is 6.5. I have had it professionally tested twice.

What causes the hairs on the roots to die? If it does is whole root dead? I grow in all inorganic media. Water daily. Fertilize weekly. Peter's excel15-5-15 at 300ppm. Fairly high light 3000 foot candles. Fan on them at all times. Grown in a greenhouse in florida. They do well for months then...

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That is so good to hear. He is a good man

I heard he sold out. I will miss him greatly. He has so much knowledge.

I thought all fungicides were bad for phrags. Thanks for setting me straight. They might not die now?

The AOS has announced that Fusarium is an epidemic among orchids and ornamentals. And that there is no cure for it. The disease is no longer only passed through direct tissue to tissue. It can be spread like any other fungus by water, bugs, etc. They are presently researching a preventative...

Still searching? Me too

Disreguard my post. I really do not know how to grow orchids.

Disreguard my post. I don't know how to grow orchids.

Please disregard my post. I do not know how to grow orchids well. These people are experts. I am an *****.

Okay. I am an *****. Disregard what I said. I know nothing about growing orchids. You are the experts.

I assume all have been sold

Does his book give any insite on how to grow Phrags or just how they grow in the wild? Since he is a biologist is it way over the heads of the average person? Thank you

Since acephate is systemic and had never used it on phrags I was cautious putting it on one leaf to see what happened. That particular leaf died. The rest of the orchid is still alive. The scale was not rampant, only a few spots, I just removed all the spots by hand daily, It never became a big...

I used Dragon's Blood on some of my other larger Orchids. It did a good job drying up the diseased parts. It did not stop the progression of the disease for very long. That is probably due to the cause of the disease was not removed. I am only cautioning people to use it sparingly on small...

Thank you. I thought so but I just wanted to be sure. His name was Langford

Acephate on one leaf killed the leaf