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opinions on the state of this phal pls
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Hi everyone
I have had this orchid for about 3 months, it had root rot and so i had to cut a lot of the affected roots. I'm not sure what to do now, any help would be much appreciated. |
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It depends on how much you want to invest into this Phal. I'd say, if you really are enthusiastic about saving it - the good news is that it appears green and still has one remaining root. With that you could try to pot it in a very tiny pot, like a cough medicine cup type (you'll need to drill some holes in the bottom, of course), place some sphag around the base and keep it steadily moist but not wet -for a couple of months. It might regroup and start growing roots. You would need to have at least 3 inches of root mass before the Phal can be repotted in a regular way. Things might go the other way - the Phal might lose that last root and then you can either try sphag-n-bag method or - toss it out and start all over again. Sphag-n-bag method mainly boils down to providing humidity around the plant by keeping it in a closed glass container or a plastic bag, while the plant tries to grow new roots. It might take between 2 to 5 months, and success is not garanteed. So.. again it's up to you and your appetite for a challenge! :) Hopefully, this provides some directions that you're looking for. Lilia :waving |
Thanks for your answer, i am pretty enthusiastic and i just dont see myself throwing it away when its leaves are looking ok. I will repot it tight like you said :-)
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