Re: Dendrobium losing its bloom

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Posted by Tim Foulkes on November 27, 2002 at 06:22:03:

In Reply to: Re: Dendrobium losing its bloom posted by co on November 16, 2002 at 10:57:19:

I guess achieving that 15-20 deg. change would normally require a special environment here in our centrally heated northern houses. Even heating with wood, because of the thermal mass of my house, I do not get that range on a daily basis. Is my orchid doomed?
The top two flowers still look good and I have had it nearly three months. What then?

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: I guess achieving that 15-20 deg. change would normally require a special environment here in our centrally heated northern houses. Even heating with wood, because of the thermal mass of my house, I do not get that range on a daily basis. Is my orchid doomed?  
: The top two flowers still look good and I have had it nearly three months.  What then?



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