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Old 09-14-2018, 06:59 AM
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Hello all ,

In need of some advice please on what to do next for a dehydrated actively growing cattleya?

BACKGROUND
I got a large mature division ChunYeah#8 on 9th Aug 2018 (Note to oneself & newbies: must check size before buying on the net when there is limited grow space)

Cleaned, chopped off dead roots (almost 95% of the roots were removed from old p/bulbs) and repotted into S/H (25 Aug 2018)

Since then, the new shoot has grown (with happy sap) and I have active growing roots.

Due to lack of roots on old p/bulb, the leaves are getting wrinkly and soft - I cannot accommodate a humidifier at all.

There are also clay deposit accumulating around the vase near the dry-line.

MY PLANS
  • Remove the plant, wash vase and media
  • Remove dead roots and rotting material
  • To re-hydrate the plant - soak/drown the entire plant overnight including the crispy dried dormant sheath and new growth by using the TeaBag & Lemon/Wet Dry Cycle (Dry out during the day) until till it recovers abit and repot it back in S/H. OR
  • Find a huge bag or something and place it over the entire plant, so not to disturb it in its growing environment?

MY CONCERNS
  • Assuming I completely soak the plant and dry it thoroughly - will there be a potential rot problem on the new growths, new roots, dormant sheath?
  • The dried up scars on leaves from previous infection (I received it like this) - will this be a problem? If this potentially becomes a problem and gradually gets worse cut into healthy tissue and remove the infected part?

LAST QUESTION
Whats the difference between the 2 new growth? one looks like a shoot and the other looks like a leaf?

I may have answered my own questions, but need some expert reassurance.



Eleanor
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