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Another cat root question
I have had a 5" BLC Ann Cleo for just over a year now. It has grown 3
pseudobulbs in that time - the first blooming, the second not and the third still possibly. There is now a fourth started. There are now 3 leads on the plant and they have reached the edge of the pot. It seems to be constantly growing bulbs but I have yet to see a new root. The visible roots don't look in too great shape but the plant is otherwise thriving - healthy erect foliage with no sign of wilting. So why won't it grow new roots?? |
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Another cat root question
Jim,
Have you had it out of the pot? There may be a root system that you can't see. Diana |
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Another cat root question
On Sat, 19 Apr 2003 22:00:40 GMT, "Diana Kulaga"
wrote: Jim, Have you had it out of the pot? There may be a root system that you can't see. Diana I assume there must be as it is quite healthy. I will be repotting it soon since it has reached the edge of the pot. But all my other cats put out new roots fairly often so this one is confounding me. |
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