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Post by bogmyrtle on Mar 17, 2009 14:48:57 GMT 1
Sleepy, I have just received a new T&M catalogue and you get 3 free with every order this year. And no, after last year's success as much as I would like them, I'm not going to bother! P.S. I also notice that the bat plant is sold as an established plant this year - I wonder why, mine was likened to a lamb shank when it arrived and did nothing. The replacement they sent did nothing either!
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Post by maggyd on Mar 17, 2009 18:14:22 GMT 1
Well it is probably a case of (if at first you dont succeed) Give Up they are too expensive to fail with arent they B.M
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Post by emseypop on Mar 17, 2009 18:16:55 GMT 1
Well it is probably a case of (if at first you dont succeed) Give Up they are too expensive to fail with arent they B.M This thread has just reminded me, Debdoos wanted me to ask on here about her orchid. Its a moth orchid. Do you remove the flower stem when flowering has finished or not?
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Post by maggyd on Mar 17, 2009 18:26:02 GMT 1
Thats the indoor one em phalanopsis have a look on the indoor plants there is an orchid thread there that will give her lots of info! but the quick answer is Cut the stem down to a node (thats a little bump on the stem) there is no need to take the stem off it will shoot another stem from there! if she has cut the stem off it will shoot anoter from the bottom.
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