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Old 06-20-2013, 04:34 AM
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Question Helping a vanda with crown rot

Hey guys,

I have a vanda hybrid that got crown rot about a month ago. It only lost one leaf at the crown, and then I promptly threw cinnamon in the crown to dry out the rot. That helped, I haven't seen a trace of rot since, but there is some dried cinnamon still sitting in the crown.

My question is this: Would it still be able to produce leaves from the crown? Or could te rot, the cinnamon or a combination thereof have destroyed the "mechanism" for producing new leaves? I've never had a vanda with crown rot before, so I have no idea where to go from here.

And FYI, the vanda is otherwise in superb health: Loads of new roots, great colour on the leaves, making 2 spikes. So unless it's stress-flowering, I see no signs of stress.

Thanks for any input!
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