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Originally Posted by thumperinflorida
Being so far south, I notice the difference in color. I think the combination of day and nigh time temps, sunlight and humidity all contribute to the variations in bloom color. I think all combined can make for a washed out looking color on a bloom and still be blooming on a very healthy plant. Some of the best colored blooms in catt and laelias are seen in Calif and Hawaii, where the nights are cooler with warms temps during the day. Couple that with a high humidity level...and you get spectacular color.
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I agree, but I have to quote that in my understanding what you are describing here are a combination of factors that affect plant overall health and for that instance flower quality, in this matter here you are also describing flower size, shape, number of flowers,pseudobulb thickness, leave turgency, etc... all the whole package and not a single factor that affect one single thing on the plant.
What I am trying to say here, is that temperature with all the rest reaming constant, are not the same thing
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