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Overwintering Pleione
My Pleione formosana are growing in clay pots. I have stopped watering
them and brought them indoors. Should I leave them as they are, rooted in compost, or lift them all from the compost and store them loosely within a tray of fresh dry compost? Also, should I (gently) break away the old, yellowed backbulbs, or leave them to their own devices? The old leaves are already starting to fall away, so they are no problem. Secondary question: will the several tiny new pseudobulbs survive to grow on next year, or will they shrivel too much to be of any use? Thanks for your time and brain power. -- Spider from high ground in SE London gardening on clay |
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