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Inorganic Imperial Orchid Mix

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RePotme Inorganic Imperial Orchid Mix is ideal for Brassavola and Dendrobium, especially those grown in humid areas or a greenhouse. For more moisture retention Our Dendrobium Imperial Orchid Mix is ideal.

This rocky Imperial Orchid Mix won't decay and provides excellent drainage for an extended period of undisturbed root growth without too much water retention. This Inorganic Orchid Mix is practically impossible to overwater, and its weight helps anchor top heavy and tall plants such as Dendrobium.

Inorganic Imperial Orchid Mix is made with:

Imperial Orchid Mixes, Classic Orchid Mixes, Select-A-Blend, or individual orchid mediums, whichever is best for you and your unique growing requirements, rePotme delivers the goods!

Please see our guide to finding the right orchid mix for your orchid. If you are unsure which orchid mix is right for your plants, feel free to contact us.

We make our mixes the old fashioned way -- no "secret ingredients", just the highest quality and finest media that can be had, and we tell you exactly what goes in to every one of our mixes. Would you have it any other way?

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Phalaenopsis Basics:
Blooms:	Winter-Spring, can bloom year-round
Water:	Likes to be damp, not soggy
Light:	Low light
Temperature:	Warm growing, minimum temp of 55 degrees
Fertilize:	FEED ME! Weakly, weekly Increase amount by 50% from May-September
Growth Habit:	Monopodial, grows 1-3 new leaves per year. Bloom spikes emerge from the base of the 2'nd leaf node from the top, usually in early fall.
Look for:	New leaves in the Summer, Spikes in the Fall, Blooms in the Winter and Spring
Taxonomy:	Genus Phalaenopsis Tribe Vandeae
Natural Cues:	Phals are sensitive to the drop in temperature that comes with fall. If grown indoors the plant should be given 2 weeks of near minimal temperatures in the fall to initiate bloom spikes.
Repotting:	Phalaenopsis Classic Orchid Mix Phal Monterey Imperial Orchid Mix AAA Phalaenopsis Imperial Orchid Mix