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Old 01-01-2022, 05:23 PM
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One thing that I do note in the photo... that mix looks pretty small and wet for a Catt. So roots have the incentive to grow into the air - Catts need lots of air. I would use much larger bark. You could repot at this time, with that new root growth. (Personally, I have ended up growing most of my Catts in baskets, with fairly large bark. Then they grow outside the basket anyway... They really don't like being "potted")
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