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Old 01-14-2007, 12:57 PM
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One way to tell how healthy the root system is for a Cymbidium, is to try moving the bulbs. An established Cymbidium with a healthy root system should be rock solid in the pot. If the plant wobbles a bit, you can be suspicious that there are not very many roots. How long has it been since the plant was repotted and what king of mix did you use, as your location might make finding a quality material a bit difficult I suspect?
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