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Old 07-10-2021, 09:42 AM
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No lectures please. I’ve made a mess by planting in the ground. Do I cut anything away?Orchid help-dc159cfb-43f5-430f-97ba-9dff6138c10b-jpg
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It's hard to say for sure from that photo, but I suggest you just run water vigorously through the root system. Stuff that breaks off was set to go. Pot it up correctly and keep it warm and humid.
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Yep, just what Ray says. And if you have some KelpMax, use it.
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Agree. This looks like an Oncidium hybrid. They are amazingly tough, so don't give up. You might wind up with a very small part of the plant surviving but with proper care it will grow on.
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Looks like Maxillaria tenuifolia to me.

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At first glance ------ still looks survivable. So was probably lucky this time that it was caught early enough.
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Looks like Maxillaria tenuifolia to me...
Really? I was also thinking Oncidium...
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I was thinking Max tenuifolia as well... at the very top of the picture I see the "stack' of a couple of pseudobulbs that gives it away.
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