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Old 04-24-2009, 11:23 AM
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Disa repotting

I decided to split up my larger Disa uniflora pot as the mother plant looked like she was getting old ( bottom row, 2nd from right) leaving me with six(!!) good looking plants and 2 very small breakoffs which may pull through.

The plant in the foreground is the single growth I got from the mother last season. I let it flower this year, so I doubt I will get many offshoots from it.


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Hi Tom, good to see you back around the froum form time to time!

I just started a Disa adventure myself and have received some great info on growing and potting them. Some of the info is in this thread: A New Adventure: Disa. Some of the info is in other websites recommended to me in that thread.

Can you tell us what your medium is?

Enjoy! Our plants look similar in size. Keep us updated on your progress.
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Nice job, Tom! I have never grown them, myself. I'll be curious to see how they do. (Kevins, also)
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