"Diana Kulaga" wrote in message
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Peter,

First, congratulations on the healthy roots! Trimming them, in most
cases,
is a good thing, as it encourages branching. Usually, if the Catt is
growing vigorously, it will need to "move up" a pot size, so after
trimming
and cleaning, choose the smallest pot size that will hold both the plant
and
the medium.

HTH

Diana



Thanks for the advice. Another question if I may. Does trimming consist of
cutting off some of the roots entirely, leaving others intact? Or is it
cutting all the roots back, to (say) half their original length?

On a good note, my Massdevalia is about to bloom!


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