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Subject: Re: [OGD] Phalaneopsis question ( Leaf Lesions/Microfungus)
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Steve Wilson, I am sorry to hear that all your Phalaenopsis with the
problem
Steve Wilson, I am sorry to hear that all your Phalaenopsis with the
problem died, especially the old one you were fighting to keep.
Anyone interested in the Phalaenopsis leaf lesion/micro fungus problem
(It goes by a few names), there has been plenty written about it
(especially around early
One of the most common causes of Phalenopsis mortality in cultivation is the
presence of what are called endophytic bacteria. These live between the cells,
and are normally tolerated if not benign. When the environment is not to the
plant's liking, however, its immune system weakens / the cells
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Subject: [OGD] phalaneopsis question
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I have been growing orchids of various types for about 30 years, but I'm
stumped
I have been growing orchids of various types for about 30 years, but I'm
stumped with a problem that has recently occurred with about 15 phalaenopsis.
I repotted nearly all these phals (I generally use a phal mix that's a
combination of ProMix, small bark, perlite, and charcoal, which has
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