repotting
13 years ago
First, I want to thank all of you experts for your advice. I'm developing and enjoying quite a collection of healthy orchids as a result of this forum!
In August, I purchased a pot of multiple Phal. heiroglyphia and a pot of multiple C. luteola. (see pics) at our local orchid show.
When would be the best time to break apart and pot individually?
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