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Catasetum question
A catasetum bulb was included with an order earlier in the summer. It
was tagged with a note thanking me for my order and here's a free gift. I honestly had no idea what to do with it, and planted it into a small pot and waited. It looks like new roots are forming at the top of the bulb, I probably planted the darned thing upside down. It's hard to identify green side up when the item is only a green bulb with no roots or leaves. It's about 3" long 1/2" diameter with 3 rings where leaves were previously. Should I lay the bulb on it's side and let nature decide or replant it with the end now at the top in the mix? Now that sounds like the punch line in a joke I heard in the military, "Turn her over". What a question, this will probably have all of you ROFL. I find it hilarious. "Here's your free plant, I don't know what to do with it, so someone, anyone can give it a try." But I am intrigued and would like for it to have a chance. Any suggestions? Don't hammer me too badly. I didn't order it. The little elves just included it with some other stuff and I didn't have an opportunity to research and plan for its arrival. I did try, but probably got it 180 degrees out of phase. Nancy |
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