What to do with new orchids before introducing them to your collection || Quarantine New Orchids

Here are some of my tips on how to quarantine new orchids so that you can prevent some problems in the future. By taking some extra time and care, you can stop pests from spreading or catching an infection before it causes major harm to the plant.

What is your process for introducing new orchids to your orchid collection?
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Growing Environment
Orange County, Southern California (USA)
Zone 10B: Subtropical/Hot-semi arid climate - hot, dry summers / mild winters with low to moderate rainfall

Average Summer Outdoor Temperatures: 63-83F
Average Winter Outdoor Temperatures: 48-70F
Average Rainfall: 13 inches/year

Indoor Temperatures: 65-85F
Indoor Humidity 40-60%
East/West facing windows

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THINGS I USE:
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