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It grows in this pot all year; it's 14 inches in diameter with vent holes on side and bottom. Very sturdy with a good rim for carrying. It's in a cypress/large perlite mix and watered every other day in this latest heatwave (in central Texas). Gets full sun until 11 am. No smell, however. Growing nine new leads too. I have another of these pots in a 16 inch size that it may need next year unless I divide.
They are truly monsters. I made the mistake to overpot mine in a large concrete pot which it has now outgrown. I can barely lift it.
I have a neighbor who grows his like a shrub at the bottom of a tree. It is not in a pot and looks like a shrub. Had at least 30 flower spikes this year.
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