Gramm. scriptum "Leopard" damage

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Originally Posted by estación seca

Keep watering. The plant will eventually make more growths.

Originally Posted by estación seca

Oh, and Welcome to the Orchid Board!

I suggest you use low, wide plastic pot without wall holes, and set it inside a heavier pot, taking care it doesn't stand in water. Pots with these dimensions are known as "azalea pots" and are available in various sizes.

High water use plants like this will suck dry almost any pot quickly during warm weather. Side holes provide more evaporation that really isn't needed. With side holes many roots will be lost at the next repotting.

Thanks for the advice. Then I'll save the pond basket for one of my biggest phals, or to repot a prebonsai, or maybe save it to use for its intended purpose come spring once my dad's pond thaws out.

I think I've got some appropriately-sized azalea-style plastic pots kicking around....