Will this work for phaenelopsis?
1434014
I am no expert with orchids, but since Miracle grow is 8-7-6 I can't see why it wont be as affective as a 20-20-20.
945047
I have not tried it with gardenia, but I have used it on several kinds of plants in my greenhouse and the house as well....miniature roses, pelargonium, succulents, ferns, etc. and it worked well on all.
708988
These will work with orchids. Much like broken clay pots and broken bricks these retain aeration while also retaining moisture. Phalaenopsis, dendrobiums and Cattleyas benefit from having clay rocks added to their potting media. The lithophytes might flourish with mostly clay rocks (the dark red color does get quite warm in sunlight, perhaps too warm)
617250
It depends on the area. It will saturate photosynthesis anything closer than about 7 inches. I think.
116625
I have no reason to believe that it will. I only use it to fertilize my blueberries and lower ph.
1887294
I use mine for Orchids and African Violets--works great. I would think it would work for herbs.
2198548
If you positioned it close to the seedlings, it should work. Hydrofarm also makes a germination station that works pretty well too. (Heating mat, plastic cells for seedlings, humidity hood)
1479972
This will work, I used it to do something similar for my greenhouse. The only problem is that the wiring diagram that comes with it is wrong. You will have to either go through a trial and error process or email the company and insist on sending you a diagram that works and is accurate. I had to email them twice to get an accurate diagram and as they do not write english well, it can be trying.
452753
Yes I think so. You can call to check first Your plants won't know what happened! I love it.
1450397
I don't have any living plants, so I don't know the answer. I love my Marineland single bright light lamp. It fits my needs. Read some other reviews about this light if you want more info regarding living plants with this particular light.
62008
Yes, it will. It works as an immediate killer of bugs on most plants, and also as a systemic insecticide. That means the roots absorb the chemical and continue to kill insects feeding on it. It probably won't work effectively as a systemic on orchids and may take more than one application. Please also read this: http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/orchids/msg1216493017931.html
1722688
Sorry, can't help you with the Nexia Service. It does work with micasa verde light.
1900394
Seems like it would, I have used it with great success to eliminate some plants.
1117828
I don't know if it will. I still have something eating the leaves off my lemon tree. So it didn't work for what I bought it for.
947895
I don't know, it would be best to call, "Garden of Life". They have great customer service!
1970436
It should suffice, along with regular water changes. I have had good results with this product with a variety of aquatic plant species.
585248
Um...it is possible that it would if they were pretty small and not expected to grow too much. This light only covers a small area. More suitable for one small house plants