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Phal. amboinensis

Here it is...arrived 3/30/08. Repotted 4/7/08.

*Leaf Count : 3
*Leaf Span : 4"
*Growing Conditions: Potted with bark/perlite homemade mix with polished rocks at the bottom for drainage. On the south wall with a small roof lip giving it full time shade. 70% to 90% humidity (lots of rain recently).
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Looks good Damien. I was considering repotting mine soon into a small clay pot. I only have one other phal in a clay pot and I have no idea of what will happen when it's time to upsize the pot. Do you have trouble with the roots sticking to the clay?
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I do but it isn't that big of a deal. I remove as much bark by turning it upside down and start anaylizing the roots...with a thin knife I softly pry them off the pot. If that doesn't work... then if I have to...i'll cut them...not too far in just enough to where I can get it loose. Although, you should be good with just prying them with a X-acto knife.

I have a Phal that is almost done with her blooms. It has roots galore...I will take pics when I remove it.
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