at last it flowered

[msh1]

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hi all
my cym peggy sue has finally flowered if a little late i know it needs to be repotted after flowering it is in a small pot should i just use bark or what
thanks guys
mark
ps i will soon have an oncidium noid in flower im getting better at this

[jay]

Well Mark, it looks like it was worth the wait. Very nice blooms. Congrats and good growing.

[fred]

Congrats Mark
good growing
thank you for sharing with us

[BunnytheOrchid]

Great looking cymbidium! Good job!

[cupcake]

I love cymbis, it's a beautiful colour.

[patlee]

Hi Mark, I'm not the one to answer any questions on cyms, but I'm sure someone else will jump in and help you out. I just wanted to add my voice to the chorus and tell you what a beautiful flower you have. Congratulations and good growing. You should be

[patticake]

Nice, Mark! Beautiful blooms! I can't wait to see your Onc., too! Nice growing!

[Tobi]

Love the color. Good growing Mark!!

[evagentry]

Hi, nice looking blooms you have I grow mine in a bark mix, they seem to be growing well.

[sandra]

Mark, I can't grow cyms here in Fla. It's way too hot for them to survive but I'm sure someone here can answer for you. Just letting you know that I think it's gorgeous.

[kmarch]

Mark, Yeah I just use normal bark mixes on my Cymbids. You'll need to watch them after repotting though so you can adjust your watering frequency according to how fast the mix dries. For example here in Melbourne (cool, wet winters, very hot very dry summers) I have to water my Cymbids in large mix more often then those in smaller mix in summer. In winter I water them about the same.