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Old 06-05-2018, 11:27 AM
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These cattleyas look ready to repot but it is winter? Female
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Looking at the third photo, I am hoping that the flowers are just old and a little beaten up, but I was concerned that some of the streaking could be color break? Possible indicator of virus.

Keep that plant isolated from other plants. Don't share tools, potting materials, etc. between that plant and others, consider getting it virus tested.
I bought it from a lady that owns a furniture store, some of the petals were folded so I did not expect the flowers to last long. I don't think she knows anything about orchids and only bought them to look pretty on her furniture. I really think it is just mechanical damage. I really hope that you are wrong. I always sterilize my tools and never water with the same water or in the same container. How long will it take to see for sure if it has a virus and what are the signs to look out for? I doubt that I can send it somewhere in South Africa to get tested. It would cost more than the plant I think. Can I treat it or will I then have to get rid of the plant?

Here is a bigger photo of the flowers closer to the time I got the orchid.




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