The woman's book, dealing practically with the modern conditions of home-life, self-support, education, opportunties, and every-day problems (1894)
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be increased and thetemperature raised. As soon as thegrowth is completed the plant shouldreceive gradually less water and beallowed to ripen with full supplies ofair and light. After the pseudo-bulbsare ripened the plant may be kept onthe side of dryness, without witheringuntil the buds appear,… … ORCHIDS.Cattleya Gigas (New Granada). Pale rose and crimson-violet. Flowers eight inches across. 62 The Flower Garden. supply of this is an important elementin their culture. Among such an ex-tensive genus, cultural details divergevery widely, but the above hints willserve for the treatment of the…
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