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Old 07-12-2019, 02:03 PM
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Would this be considered overpotted?
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I have these 2 phals that were given to me and are in desperate need of repotting. My orchid pots are most towards larger orchids, maybe around 5 inches, and I was wondering these would be considered too big for these phals? The pots they are in are the disposable floppy plastic ones with no air holes or circulation and a lot of their roots have been choked out.
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