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The fungi that symbiotically grow with orchids are tiny, but often the conditions are such that normal fungi take over. I think it's what others have said. Not giving pot time to dry fully between waterings.

Thank you so much for your response @Spruce i was beginning to wonder if anyone was out there and could see my post. I don’t come here that often so not entirely sure how to post etc.

I'm still unsure, I will update if and when it flowers.

Not sure if anyone else does this but when it comes to hardening off seedlings I use this kind of thing if the cold frame is full.

Thanks, we finally made it back home. Sleeping in my own bed last night was awesome. Our show car did quite well. She was top 20 in a sea of 800 cars, and top 3 in a sea of 250 cars. and top 5 in a sea of 280 cars. all different shows. Got some trophies. And we are away again this coming...

I picked Sonata for myself. And they have plastic pots. I needed 9cm, one lidl didn't have this size, the other one did.

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The new season begins a bit later in North East Scotland, only two days ago we were still getting overnight frosts with the temperature down to two degrees inside the glass. However I have set up the little blowaway plastic grower inside to give an extra layer of protection and have Peas and...

NB All the tickets are now spoken for. Thank you to all who responded and I hope you all enjoy your visits. My apologies to those who missed out. The number of tickets I receive were reduced this year.

It's a fox that doesn't like that plant. The plant obviously has got a smell that the fox doesn't like. Once in its mind, he/she doesn't give up until the plant is dead. Don't grow that plant. It looks awful with the chicken wire.