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05-05-2020, 11:31 AM
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Thanks Roberta, I hadn't considered repotting because there is space for each individual growth to grow roots into the scoria but now that I think about the sum total of the roots that will be emerging I think I'll follow your advice  The plant bloomed on it's last growths, it would be great If I could get buds on most or all of the growths.
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Knowing a little about the hybrid, you have a St. Bernard puppy...  When you repot, that scoria looks like an excellent medium. You don't have to remove any, just pop the whole thing into a bigger pot. Clay might be good, for the weight - it's going to be top-heavy.
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05-05-2020, 11:35 AM
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Knowing a little about the hybrid, you have a St. Bernard puppy...  When you repot, that scoria looks like an excellent medium. You don't have to remove any, just pop the whole thing into a bigger pot. Clay might be good, for the weight - it's going to be top-heavy.
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Yes, that is one thing I love about Odoms, they pot cattleya in this beautiful silver scoria. The shipments are super heavy as a result but it makes repotting so much easier. I have black scoria ready to add (super cheap and abundant in my area) and will go out to get some clay bulb pots today. Might as well go 10". Thanks again for the guidance 
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05-05-2020, 11:44 AM
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It would be unfair to Odom's for me to not also mention that I received this Cattleya Skinneri 'Carpentaria' FCC/AOS with four growths in the same shipment.
Odom's moves up into my number 2 spot amongst orchid vendors (SVO, Odoms, Carmelas, Hauserman, Andy's).
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05-05-2020, 01:39 PM
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Knowing a little about the hybrid, you have a St. Bernard puppy...  When you repot, that scoria looks like an excellent medium. You don't have to remove any, just pop the whole thing into a bigger pot. Clay might be good, for the weight - it's going to be top-heavy.
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Done! Excited to watch this fill out over the next couple years  Thanks again.
Here's a couple pics of her new digs... (She is to the far left lording over the other full size catts)
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05-05-2020, 05:10 PM
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Here is a cool, and for the time being, little plant, Cishwenfia Pusilla. Had this one about 6 months and its taking off.
12 new growths, two flowering spikes, two budded spikes, two new emerging spikes, tons of new roots, all at the same time. Super easy grower. Just keep it wet and warm.
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05-20-2020, 12:14 PM
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Here is a cool, and for the time being, little plant, Cishwenfia Pusilla. Had this one about 6 months and its taking off.
12 new growths, two flowering spikes, two budded spikes, two new emerging spikes, tons of new roots, all at the same time. Super easy grower. Just keep it wet and warm.
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holy cropcircles!!!
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