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I want to pot up a couple of my mounted orchids, as they are not doing too
well under my low humidity conditions. How do I get about doing it without or at best minimally damaging the roots which are clinging into the mount. thanks Dada |
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Depending on the growth habit, you may be able to just pot the whole mount.
If not, give it a 20-30 minute soak to soften the roots before you start trying to pry them off. -- Kenni Judd Juno Beach Orchids http://www.jborchids.com "Dada" wrote in message ... I want to pot up a couple of my mounted orchids, as they are not doing too well under my low humidity conditions. How do I get about doing it without or at best minimally damaging the roots which are clinging into the mount. thanks Dada |
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