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Re-potting an orchid
I have had an orchid named "zygopetalum" in a very small pot (about
10cm diametre) for the last 3 years. It lives on my bathroom windowsill, where it enjoys good light away from direct sun, and a relatively moist athmosphere. It gets watered every couple of weeks, with a liquid feed while it grows and flowers. It has flowered around 3 to 4 times for me. I am however concerned that it needs repotting: the roots are very crowded, and some of the leaves look tired with brown areas. Should I just repot, and if so in what kind of compost? (there are lots of bits of bark in the original compost) Should I cut back the browned leaves, or should I pull the bulby thingies from which they emerge? All help much appreciated! TIA Cat(h) |
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