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Old 02-19-2021, 01:32 AM
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I do not know of any single best practice for potting plants.

i live in south Florida so very often the plants do well when they are outside.

but, plants in pots with medium tend to suffer a bit... definitely more so in the wetter seasons when microorganisms are abundant.

typically, i have the best luck with plants that i attach to trees.

occasionally the plant doesn't like the tree or i want to move the plant.

recently i have experimented with a method i encountered while perusing the internet.

the only problem is that the explanation on how and why this works is not explained in my language, and i could not ascertain specifics.

so, going by observation alone, i decided to improvise using chickenwire-type material.

i fashioned a box, which i filled with orchid bark and attached the plant.

this is a cattleya "why not" which has not flowered yet.

one problem i notice is that the roots look a bit dehydrated, maybe...

Another issue is that they don't seem to reach the bark.

any recommendations on tweaks and modifications?

thanks!
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