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Originally Posted by Roberta
L. anceps? Mine don't get protected at all, and those temperatures don't faze them. I reduce all watering in winter because things don't dry out as fast when it is cold and damp... I water with the same goal as any other time, seeking to let the plants dry out a bit between waterings - it just happens faster in summer so I water more often. I would suggest mounting or basket with perhaps a bit of large bark. Then you get the rapid drying that it wants with no particular effort... My Cyms need more water than the L anceps and they get watered by the same sprinklers. But with the same amount and frequency of watering, the Cyms stay damp and the L anceps dry out. (That's generally what I do... I figure I can make the water-don't water decision every day for every plant, or I can make the decision every 2-3 years when I repot, adjust the medium to the needs of the plant, and water everybody the same. The latter is a lot easier with about 1700 plants.)
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Wonderful. This species is sounding better and better. Thank you!
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