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Old 02-16-2023, 02:42 PM
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everyone, I have been trying to grow many orchids for years but ultimately I[IMG][/IMG] end up with root root and lose them. I used to try bark mixes but have since been using some leca as 2 of my dendrobiums were sold to me using this method. One dendrobium Frosty Dawn is looking almost dead and I wonder if there is any glimmer of hope and what I should do to give it the best chance if its even possible to restore it to good health.
Ill attempt to add photos here and thank you

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