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Old 06-30-2008, 09:28 PM
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This must have been so much work!!! Thank you for documenting the entire thing for us to see - I've never seen a compot separated like this. I hope they all thrive for you, wow!! We appreciate all your hard work :-)
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Thanks Becky! I had a good time doing it + they needed to be separated since they were getting so big in one pot.

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Great tutorial Bruce !!! At my age though, I don't buy green bananas, much less baby orchids !
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Great tutorial Bruce !!! At my age though, I don't buy green bananas, much less baby orchids !
hahaheheheheh... Gilda! Thanks & thanks for the giggle too.

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I have been thinking of getting compots or flasks for some time now, but I end up worrying about what to do with several dozen identical orchids when they mature.
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I feel the same way and I have such limited space. I may give it a shot once though ... The seedlings in the 1inch clay pots look adorable! I am rooting for those 2 guys.
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