Thank you! I just noticed the date on the name tag (4-10-00) so it was tagged 8 years ago!

That's a great job! It really looks happy and I'll bet you'll see amazing growth now that it has some nice fresh medium. Keep us posted please!
Al

Thanks, I have to tell everyone that if they have a big plant this basket is really great. The coco liner keeps everything together until the roots can grab on (plus it looks really nice, the photo doesn't show it that well).

Looks great Susie. When's your next backyard big orchid hunting safari?

:lol: Stone, that is funny. I do acquire a lot of plants that way, but usually people bring them to me. I enjoy trying to bring them back to life. I went to buy supplies at Broward Orchid a couple weeks ago and they gave me some terrestrial orchid cuttings, some succulents cuttings and a fully rooted coconut with a sprout about a foot high. That definitely won't fit in the orchid house! Then last week I got a staghorn pup from someone at work (I already have 4 large staghorns). I attached that one to a palm tree in the yard. I have the local orchid orphanage/old plants home.;)

Suie, Great job on re-potting. Looks wonderful.

Diane

I can only hope that I have the luck to get my phal half that big! That is a gorgeous plant. Congrats.