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Inorganic Classic Orchid Mix

Inorganic Classic Orchid Mix

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Standard Bag

$27.75
Generous stuffed 13 x 18 inch resealable handle bag
(made from 12 quarts of media)

Junior Bag

$16.75
Generous stuffed 9 x 14.75 inch resealable handle bag (about 1/2 Standard bag)

MINI Bag

$9.95    »More about the MINI
One quart bag

Half Box

$64.50
A full 12x12x9 inch box (about 2.5 Standard bags)
with 12 free plant labels
  

Combo Value Pack

$25.25
Adds FEED ME! Quart and
GET OFF ME! Quart Spray Kit to the mix selected above
  

Jumbo Value Pack

$46.36
Adds FEED ME! Gallon and
GET OFF ME! Quart Spray Kit to the mix selected above


Inorganic Classic Orchid Mix is made with:

Dendrobium Basics:

Blooms: Winter
Water:Water thoroughly then allow to dry out briefly between waterings. Deciduous: Give minimal water during winter dry rest.
Light:Bright light
Temperature:Warm growing, minimum temp of 60 degrees, maximum of 95
Fertilize:FEED ME! Weakly, weekly
Increase amount by 50% from May-September
Growth Habit: Sympodial, grows new pseudobulbs every year. Evergreen: Bloom spikes emerge from new pseudobulbs at the top, usually in late fall or early winter. Old pseudobulbs will bloom again as well as continue to support the plant until old and shriveled. Decidiuous: Bloom spikes emerge from along the pseudobulbs in late winter after a dry rest. Old pseudobulbs will not bloom again but will continue to support the plant until old and shriveled.
Look for:Evergreen: New pseudobulbs in the Spring and Summer, Spikes in the Fall, Blooms in the Winter . Deciduous: New pseudobulbs in the Spring and Summer, Rest in the Fall/Winter, Spikes following rest. Bloom in the Spring.
Taxonomy:Genus Dendrobium
Tribe Podochilaeae
Natural Cues:Dendrobiums take their bloom cues primarily from the drop in temperature that comes with the Fall.
Repotting: Dendrobium should be repotted every two years, sooner if they are trying to grow outside of their pot.
Potting Mixes: Dendrobium Classic Orchid Mix
Dendrobium Imperial Orchid Mix
Inorganic Orchid Mix
Seedling Fir Classic Orchid Mix

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

This rocky Classic 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.

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.

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

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?

That's the way we do business too, no surprises, just impeccable service, lightning fast responsiveness and checking back with you on every order to make sure you are delighted with what you received. We treat you the same way we want to be treated. We treat your plants the same way, as we treat our own.



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