I've heard Paphs like lime, do I need to add it to my pots or mix?

Like so many 'simple' questions, there is no one simple answer. People often tend to look at Paphs as a homogeneous group of plants, but the fact of the matter is they come from a vast range of habitats, and it is difficult to make generalities as to culture. In the case of Paphs, many grow on or in close proximity to calcareous rock, but at least an equal number do not, and many of these would actually do poorly with a higher pH and calcium/magnesium supplement, so it is important first to know which Paphs tend to have a calcareous substrate in nature.

For a more detailed discussion see "Calcium Supplementation for Calcicolous Paphs". More.

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