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I gave up trying to properly repot it. There was no way to remove the bark without destroying roots since they have a solid grip on it. So I simply chucked it into a larger pot, and added a mix of bark, sphag and leca. Should be fine I hope, and now I have to re adjust my watering schedule so that I don't overwater it now!
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Here is a quick iPod touch photo. Sorry it terrible quality, I haven't had time to get a proper one. But don't worry, I will! Sorry again for the bad photo!



And a Catt and a phal Timothy christopher,..



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Congrats on the Max bloom, it's lovely. (the other two are too)
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Thanks!! The Catt is lc Tokyo magic x slc tangerine imp
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I had forgotten about trying S/H for these. I decided to mount my yellow one yesterday. I wasn't getting on with growing it in bark. Good news is I noticed growth on it while I was mounting it and the project plant (the red one) also has lots of new growth. Maybe I should have tried it in S/H instead... or maybe I should get another one to try that

Anyway here is a pick of it's roots (better than I expected) and it newly mounted. Then one of it hanging with the project tenuifolia in my greenhouse.

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they both look great! i wish i could grow them wet enough when mounted. it looks great!
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Looking good Rosie!
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Funny that yours does better mounted, even in a mix of bark+sphag I have trouble keeping up with watering!
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i couldnt keep mine wet enough in just sphag! i htink its because im too stubborn to water more then 1 time a week. lol
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