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02-25-2016, 06:15 AM
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Very cool plant
I have no clue about those plants- but I was wondering about that new growth: looking at the size of the old ones, will the new growth have enough room to grow? I would have tried to cut the pot above the new growth, making sure it had enough space to develop normally
Dont know when these are best to repot, wait till after blooming maybe.
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02-25-2016, 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Helene
Very cool plant
I have no clue about those plants- but I was wondering about that new growth: looking at the size of the old ones, will the new growth have enough room to grow? I would have tried to cut the pot above the new growth, making sure it had enough space to develop normally
Dont know when these are best to repot, wait till after blooming maybe.
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Definitely wait until after it has flowered. Be prepared to carefully cut the mesh basket away, to avoid damaging roots and new growth.
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02-25-2016, 12:19 PM
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Definitely wait until after it has flowered. Be prepared to carefully cut the mesh basket away, to avoid damaging roots and new growth.
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Thanks!  Bucket already cut 
---------- Post added at 09:19 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:14 AM ----------
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If there is room to get some small scissors in there without damaging the new growth I would be tempted to snip the basket right around the new growth. At least one of the little black strips, just to release some of the pressure as the pseudobulb develops. Then repot after the bloom.
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Thank you! I did, now it is better.
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02-25-2016, 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Helene
Very cool plant
I have no clue about those plants- but I was wondering about that new growth: looking at the size of the old ones, will the new growth have enough room to grow? I would have tried to cut the pot above the new growth, making sure it had enough space to develop normally
Dont know when these are best to repot, wait till after blooming maybe.
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Thanks 
When i got it i was waiting until new grow to repot it but now i will wait until it finished blooming. And i already cut the basket.
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