Hi Kemistry: It should be just fine, especially coming into the warmer more humid months. If there is one plant that can't stand dry air. this one ranks first place. Wow. As soon as the humidity comes into the air, it blossoms like mad! Izhar: You are way too funny. Good to see you. By the way, if you see this thread again, I would love to know how your Clivia is doing? Hope you are well. Hey Josh! Yes this is the one. I can get you a small one and we will chat later about that. Appreciate the kind words! Last night, the whole house had the aroma of these plants! Very intoxicating!

congratualtions. It's always a good feeling to see a sheath develop and the the shadow of buds developing. From the size of the buds, it will take a while for it to bloom. Maybe a month. Maybe more. Depends on your growing conditions. Just keep the cattleya from extreme temperatures, be it too hot, or too cold. Can cause the buds to blast (that is to die). Campobello is a hardy plant, and is a nice yellow originally from Carter & Holmes. good luck. Have fun.

2nd year Vegtable grower here *but new to seed starting this year" and I saw my first sprout from a pepper plant (Burpee rainbow mix). This happened after 6 days since put in a Jiffy Peat Pellet.. I rigged my own heating source by using an old computer to put the Jiffy Pro seed starting kit on top and kind of trapped the heat with cardboard and a trash bag. I guestimate the temp to be around 75-80 F. I think this is accurate because the room temp is about 70 degrees and the bottom black pan from the jiffy starter is a bit warmer with heat that it is sitting on and come from the exhust fan.. Now out of the 12 I planted this was the first to spring up (more photos will follow). Below is the photo below and... Today I put it under a jumperstart Hydrofarm light with out the protection of the plastic cover with my trusty GoPro and set a TimeLapse of a photo every 60 seconds. I will update this with a video time lapse soon. This post was edited by thebutcher on Wed, Mar 6, 13 at 19:43

many of the new hybirds are sterile so the co. or person doing the hybrid will be the only one who can cross breed them some of the plants will come with a tag the will state do not reproduce this plant or sell under this name without permisson of said person or co. but I say if your diong it for your self what the heck give it a go I'v never had any luck with growing them from seeds cuttings are so much eazier Bear