Repotting

[jcec1]

I decided to repot a zygo. hybrid today as it kept drying out really quickly. I didn't quite expect to see this, I'm not sure where the bark disappeared to.

[Leafmite]

What a wonderfully healthy orchid!

[No-Pro-mwa]

The roots ate it.

[jcec1]

Well one plant became four!

[Dollythehun]

Good growing, nice job. Thanks for sharing.I love the way you framed that picture and the matching pots. Your landscape is great too.

[Mountaineer370]

Beautiful plants. Nice job of dividing and repotting!

[jcec1]

Originally Posted by Dollythehun

Good growing, nice job. Thanks for sharing.I love the way you framed that picture and the matching pots. Your landscape is great too.

That's the trickiest part of the garden, the window faces west, but us shaded by the rest of the house, it's a north facing wall on the left hand side of the picture, a huge Hydrangea petiolaris grows up it. The border only gets sun for a couple of hours in high summer, so this year I planted a whole range of shade lovers in it.

[fishmom]

Those plants were ready for their re-potting! Look at all the blooms!

[Dollythehun]

Originally Posted by jcec1

That's the trickiest part of the garden, the window faces west, but us shaded by the rest of the house, it's a north facing wall on the left hand side of the picture, a huge Hydrangea petiolaris grows up it. The border only gets sun for a couple of hours in high summer, so this year I planted a whole range of shade lovers in it.

I'm having trouble grasping those orientations but, I certainly get the concept.same here. I have lots of pictures but don't want to image shrink them. Lol

[jcec1]

Originally Posted by Dollythehun

I'm having trouble grasping those orientations but, I certainly get the concept.same here. I have lots of pictures but don't want to image shrink them. Lol

Here's a sketch