
04-10-2020, 08:50 AM
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Originally Posted by SouthPark
Hi there NG. Not-see through plastic pot is just fine. Instead of regular soil ---- one possible alternative you could try - is lava rock - 15 to 20 mm pieces and a very free draining pot.
Probably won't turn green if those yellow roots (or white) are no longer alive ----- this is discounting algae etc.
It could well be fungus, growing and feeding on the dead material. Not necessarily harmful to the orchid. But - a close-up good resolution photo of these white spots could help here.
Take a look at this video ----
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Thank you so much for your reply!
I don't think the roots are dead, they are firm and if i cut the firm yellow/brownish ones, they have like wet firm white tissue inside. This means they are viable i asume?
About the stem.. there are a LOT of roots growing from the lower parts of the stem, asuming these roots are viable, does this mean i better leave the stem as it is? It does fit in my new pot.
2 more close up pics on the white spots

Can't wait to hear your 2 cents!