What does it mean when someone says a plant should be grown “dry” or “moist?
• Moist = water often; do not let dry completely • Slightly Moist = 2-3 waterings per week; let dry slightly between waterings; in warm weather water daily (possibly more than once) • Slightly dry = 1-2 waterings per week; let dry entirely between waterings • Dry = 1 watering per week or less; let dry completely for a couple days or longer between waterings Some orchids require seasonal differences. These are generally designated by growing season first/dormant season second.back to the top17. Why should I put a fan in my indoor growing area?Air movement is good for plants — it creates stronger growths and helps prevent diseases, especially bacterial rots and fungi. All plants grow better with a slight breeze. This helps cool plants during warm weather and the movement of foliage helps to strengthen the plant. It also helps build sturdier flower spikes. Fans are not necessary when plants are grown outdoors, but should be used for indoor growing areas. The main thing to keep in mind is
