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Old 07-31-2006, 08:40 PM
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I don't have a ghost orchid, but orchids in general often take a 6 or more month growth break and do nothing during that time. Many orchds time their growth to the seasons where they grow, making new growth during the most opportune time of the year. If your plant was recently moved from southern hemiphere to northern, or visa versa, the delay could be much longer. You will just have to be patient. Is it possible the plant has a little root activity going on. Any activity is a better sign than none. Cynthia
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