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Old 03-06-2008, 10:32 PM
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Cymbidiums should get enough light so the leaves are a slightly yellow/green color. Usually not direct mid-day sun, especially in Florida. With your hot weather and depending how much rainfall you get during your summer rainy seasons, they should get "almost" dry but not like catts. The trick is in the fall, they need a 10 to 15 deg temp difference day/nith to induce flowering...something that may pose a problem...but even in Florida it can get cool in December and January...
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