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Don
Don
tigrinum
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SlipperKing
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I have mine in a net plastic pot as well but I haven't treated them to that much cold weather. I'll try that this time around. In the past I've left armeniacum, villosum, esquirolei and a few micranthums out all winter except for one night. That night it was threatening to reach the 32-35 F range, chicken, so I brought them in! 
This past January while in California for the Paph Guild, Jay and I notice the commercial greenhouse growers really didn't heat their places and it was in the low to mid 50's F at that time. I finished out last winter with low over night temps and I'll repeat it this winter. Lowest my thermostats will go is 50 F so I'll set them there. Not confy for me but the plants should like it.
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This past January while in California for the Paph Guild, Jay and I notice the commercial greenhouse growers really didn't heat their places and it was in the low to mid 50's F at that time. I finished out last winter with low over night temps and I'll repeat it this winter. Lowest my thermostats will go is 50 F so I'll set them there. Not confy for me but the plants should like it.
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So nice and beautifull - good culture, well done!!
e-spice
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Nice job and good looking tigrinum. I tried growing this species and found it to difficult.
Dandrobium
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Awesome tigrinum! Great culture! I'm trying this species now and growing it like Cattleya. I'll be sure to cool it down this winter -- that won't be a problem
