
11-02-2007, 01:04 PM
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Originally Posted by kmarch One thing about Coel though is that they often resent beign disturbed. I basically never repot them, I only pot up (move to a larger pot not changing the mix) when absolutely necessary. After beign divided or repotted, they will sulk for quite some time. I have a Coel bilamellata that was divided in April, still not so much as a new shoot or root and the half-mature growths it had have stopped growing. I bought a pure white cristata division about a year ago, it has just started to grow. Also about a year ago I bought a Coel ocracea that was posted to me bare root. I potted it up and it proceded to regress (bulbs shriveling, leaves dying, no growth) for about a year until just about 2 weeks ago when I noticed new growths coming. So once you pot them up be patient. | So I need to be patient... Hmm... Yes! Orchids really have slow reactions! |