Paph. hangianum

[John M]

Thanks eveyone.

Good luck, Gary! Patience is a virtue...a bloody, stinkin', frickin' virtue!

 

[Ryan Young]

I don't know if it was a fluke, but when I first received my hangs, they were dry from shipping for close to 3 weeks, when I unpacked them, I soaked them in dilute coconut water mix, over the next 2 months a new leaf on each, shot out a good half to three-quarters inch long, next season they were slow to grow with even watering schedule, so this winter I've again withheld water for 2 weeks and let them dry out, new leaf tips have emerged well and seems to be a bit faster this time around.

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[John M]

Hmmmm, thanks Ryan. Perhaps they grow better with a bit of neglect? People (like me), who never let them dry out are possibly not triggering some sort of knee-jerk growth response....hmmmmm?

 

[Justin]

mine seems to like it on the wet side all year 'round.