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Old 03-23-2017, 09:11 AM
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Hello all,

Hope you and your orchids are all doing well.

I have a question, I have been growing several cyms in a semi-hydro hydroton setup, some of the are due to be moved to bigger size pots after the blooms fade, I do not want to divide them.

Initially when I potted them 3 years ago, I removed 2/3rd of the root mass? or do I keep them intact and just use more media and bigger pots?

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If there are no obvious signs of rot, I'd just move the plant up and fill in the extra space with more LECA.

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I agree with Ray on this if you are using leca and the condition of the plants is as shown.
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