Is there any hope for resurrecting a Phal. with no leaves? It was a "flower shop" gift planted in musk, a friend gave it to me in hope I can "save" it. It was seating in water, I took it out of the soaking wet medium to check the condition of the roots, most of them were mushy except for the "ends of two". I cut most of them off, leaving the remaining "pale green" ones on. I'll re-pot it in one of those plastic pots with open slits on the sides and very small orchid bark! Right now it's drying off in an open container.
Can anyone give me any idea if I'm on the right track?
Thank you,
Annamaria
NBAMA
ANNAMARIA VECCHIOOriginal Author
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