A back end of my Pot. George's Jewel was on it's last legs, (no viable
roots) so I decided to try Ray's S&H method.

Not sure now if I want to put it back into bark mix?

I have found that the semi-hydro works just as well to get back ends started
as the sphag n' bag method.

I shall have to order some pots but wondering if they have to be clear
plastic?

Cheers Wendy

1st Ray's s/h and lots of owner love and attention. Good job!

Diana

"Wendy7" wrote in message
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A back end of my Pot. George's Jewel was on it's last legs, (no viable
roots) so I decided to try Ray's S&H method.

Not sure now if I want to put it back into bark mix?

I have found that the semi-hydro works just as well to get back ends
started
as the sphag n' bag method.

I shall have to order some pots but wondering if they have to be clear
plastic?

Cheers Wendy

Any plastic container will do. Clear or translucent allows light to the
roots and allows you to see more easily if you need to water.

--

Ray Barkalow - First Rays Orchids - www.firstrays.com
Plants, Supplies. Books, Artwork, and lots of Free Info!


"Wendy7" wrote in message
news
A back end of my Pot. George's Jewel was on it's last legs, (no viable
roots) so I decided to try Ray's S&H method.

Not sure now if I want to put it back into bark mix?

I have found that the semi-hydro works just as well to get back ends
started
as the sphag n' bag method.

I shall have to order some pots but wondering if they have to be clear
plastic?

Cheers Wendy