Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
Specific Families and Genera => Pleione and Orchidaceae => Topic started by: JPB on September 24, 2009, 10:54:56 AM
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I notice that my Coelogynes are much later in the ripening of the pseudobulbs than Pleione. At this moment I only see a small thickening under the leaves in all my cold species (cristata/fimbricata/ochracea). Should I keep on watering and giving fertilizer? What temperatures are the best for the coming weeks?
Thanks,
Hans
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Hi Hans
I keep watering and feeding mine in the greenhouse with the other cool growing orchids (reduced watering now) untill the temperature starts to drop below about 6 deg c . Then move them indoors and keep above 8 deg c for the winter ,with minimal watering.
Eric
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Thanks Eric. I'll treat them the same way. I see that the pseudobulbs are developping now. Apparently later ripening than Pleione...
Hans