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Forum: Orchid CactusReplies: 4, Views: 185
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Kachinagirl
Modesto, CA
(Zone 8b)

October 18, 2004
07:43 PM

Post #1101675

Ok, I left the seed pod on the plant until it fell off all by itself. Now what do I do? Lay them out and let them dry or plant them right away? Epi people? HELP!

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