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Phragmipediums, what happens to old growths?

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04-06-2018, 01:11 PM

krienschmidt krienschmidt is offline

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Thank you everyone. I suspected this to be the case as it seems to be the way with all my other orchids. It was an awesome bloomer last year and I hate to see the old growths dying away, but.....cycle of life I guess. I repotted it about 7 months ago so I will give it a few more months now that I'm sure what's happening is normal. Also thanks for info on the roots that still may be viable.

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