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Old 05-09-2006, 12:53 PM
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The picture is pretty small, but the plant looks just fine in that pot. Don't be in such a hurry to repot. The new growth will start as a swelling of a bump at the base of the pseudobulb of the most recent growth. You don't need to know exactly where, just keep looking at the base of the plant for a change there. Trust me, that plant will do much better by far if you will just be patient and wait. It won't be long. Patience is something all orchid growers must develope, or they need to grow something else. Cynthia
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