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Old 05-25-2007, 02:03 PM
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you post came in while I was writing the last reply.

Tight packed sphag is only the result of rapid root growth just before flowering.

When re-potting Phals you can expect some rotten roots on almost every plant. Cut them off if they are black or soft. It is usually not a problem.

To Anna and everyone - the roots of a Phals are thick and can break easily. They do not usually break off but develop deep cracks that encourage rot. Threat them gently when re-potting.
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