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Old 01-08-2007, 10:53 PM
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Default Phal. equestris 'Three Times Lady' x 'Blue Too'

I hope I didn't butcher the name. I decided to mount this one on my Dracaena fragrance (Dragon Tree/Corn Plant):


And here is the Phal:


and a closeup of that flower


Hope you all like it. Any opinions on whether or not it will make there?
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It might be ok there if it gets enought light and water , water is a problem it wants to be moist , might end up rotting the big plant . Could put it in a basket in Spag. if you don't want to pot it . Gin
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I would guess it would make it. Dracena and Phals are not THAT far apart in requirements. Dracena will appreciate very high light but I have to believe other spp live on and under the shade of their leaves. I'd be interested in your results. Thanks for the guts to try something different!
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Thanks. First day results. Because of the dryness in my apartment during the day, I have to spray it 3 or 4 times a day!!! Other wise it gets really dry. There are some spot lights on it, and it recieves lots of light in the morning when its sunny outside. I hope it does well. But at the first hint that it is suffering, I will pot it up is sphag. Thanks Gin for the idea!
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I was thinking I should add sphagnum moss to the roots to keep it more humid during the day???
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Cool idea. You could even drape some spanish moss around the roots for added humidity.
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With damp sphagnum moss wrapped around the corn plant I will bet it will send out it own roots into the moss.
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Spanish Moss you say. I like that idea.
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Neat idea - something I would love to do, but I know the moment I try and do something like that, my cats would think that little guy was a toy and I'd find it in the water or food bowl
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Bad kitty! bad bad kitty!! hehe.
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