Hello from South Jakarta

[nyala]

Hello,

my name is john from depok (south of jakarta), indonesia. just ordinary cplover and want to learn how to grow form you all..

best regards!

[David]

Hi there! How long have you been growing CPs yourself? What species are you currently growing?

Glad you have joined us and hope to learn from you as well.

[caseyhoo]

Hi there... Welcome to PP... Please share with us what you have now...

[TS]

Hello John, welcome on board. Everybody is learning everyday, please do tell us your story on CP growing, we'd be love to learn from you too.

[kentosaurs]

Hi John

Welcome to the forum...Like everyone says share your experience..And also if you like why not make your growlist in this forum..

Ken

[nyala]

thanks david, casey, ts and ken for your warm welcoming..

my place is lowland (gps-modem show 75-85dpl but i think more lower), 28-32 C/60-70% (day), 19-22 C/70-90% (night). I grow all in outdoor without shade cloth, mist or electronic support and just manual. i'm showering my plant 1 or 2 times/day (especially in night) with land water (dominant) or rain water. I use fertilizer min 1 time/month.

I start grow cp from september 2007. yes, i'll write my grow list soon and share my practice, but first i must learn english and I hope u can understand my poor english...

[caseyhoo]

Originally Posted by nyala

thanks david, casey, ts and ken for your warm welcoming..

my place is lowland (gps-modem show 75-85dpl but i think more lower), 28-32 C/60-70% (day), 19-22 C/70-90% (night). I grow all in outdoor without shade cloth, mist or electronic support and just manual. i'm showering my plant 1 or 2 times/day (especially in night) with land water (dominant) or rain water. I use fertilizer min 1 time/month.

I start grow cp from september 2007. yes, i'll write my grow list soon and share my practice, but first i must learn english and I hope u can understand my poor english...

Dont worry, most of the time, my english is worst then yours...

Please share with us how you fertilizing yours CPs... That is interesting...

[kentosaurs]

Wow that is leaning a little to a more intermediate temperature to me...Do you live on a hill or something? Normally at tropical countries like ours near the equator day temps rise to about 36-37C and if its cloudy 31-33C for nights for me only around 24C-28C ...

Ken

[nyala]

@ casey:
thanks for encouraging me…

@ ken:
I assumed the temperature is not correct because I borrow the old thermometer/hygrometer from my friend and he said that I could believe the temperature but not the humidity. The hygrometer was broke and cannot measuring low humidity under 70%.

Yes, but not exactly hill. The land just like a hill: from front home, it drops down almost 3 meters. In the front, we can see the road and waterways. And from backyard we can see small river/irrigation come from very big farmyard (rice farm). From both side (left/rights), we see small forest/woodland. We can say its windy place..

[Khoas]

Originally Posted by nyala

but first i must learn english and I hope u can understand my poor english...

Welcome to the forum. Your written english is very good, better mine and I am Australian.