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Unread 04-21-2012, 07:03 PM
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Default My small-ish haul from Ottawa show today - only paphs and phals

Paphs.
Large one is a blooming sized Paph Lady Isabel with two growths from Piping Rock and
two small seedlings are
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Phals. Large ones from Crystal Star Orchids are cornucervi 'red' with 4 spikes and couple buds growing,
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Phal. I-Hsin George with multiple spikes and blooms.
Small at the front are two Phal. javanica from Ten Shin:




Bloom of I-Hsin George close up:




Large phals are in desperate need of repotting. It is first time I am dealing with such overgrown phal. I am planning to bury all the aerial roots into medium.
Is it the right way?



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Small haul? That's already a pretty nice one in my book! Great looking Phal you got!

As to how to repot it, I think it may depend what is the state of the roots in the pot. If everything is very healthy, then I think it would be quite difficult to pot it in a way that would bury the aerial roots. The other thing is that aerial roots often don't take to burying too well, they didn't grow to be adapted to a moister environment. I think you could get it set a bit deeper into a pot though.
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OH MY GOSH!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That I-Hsin George is AWESOME!!!!!!!!! I NEED ONE!!!!!
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Seeing how its falling over the pot like that, why not pot it in a small square basket on its side? I know there is a member who pots up their large phals like that.

Great haul for sure though.
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Thanks!
I don't have a basket, usually pot my phals into clay pots with sphag. I will try to leave the aerial roots outside, that clay pot in the picture might be the one I will use.

Crystal Star actually has another plant of the same size with blooms too. Ellen brought me two to choose. I walked away on it in Montreal, but then couldn't forget it and asked her to bring it to Ottawa.
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That's a great haul and wonderful plants!
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