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07-02-2009, 08:59 AM

Lisa

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Help with compots...

Hello and Happy 4th to all of you,

I need some coaching from those of you with success in separating your compots... it will be my first time with this issue. I have several compots with paph babies and need advice on when you seperate them, bark medium they will do best in etc. Is it going to be difficult seperating them or are their roots very minimal? Should they be keep moist? (I would think so)
If it is too hard to explain if you can pass on an accurate web site you like and trust.

Thk you for your time and consideration!!
Take care and love those Orchids!
Lisa

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