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Old 07-04-2013, 02:13 PM
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Hey,

This is mostly a venting post.
I finally got myself an atroviolaceum, after having eyeballed it for a few weeks now.
It looked in an ok shape with one small little growth.
When I repotted it home, surprise: almost no roots.
Grrrr, hate it when this happens.

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Keep warm, bright (indirect, of course), and humid.

They grow like this anyways.
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Keep warm, bright (indirect, of course), and humid.

They grow like this anyways.
Gonna use the answers from my previous "stimulating phal roots" post to try to nurse it back to health

Any clue of the bloom times ?
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Usually spring or early summer.
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