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    Default Grammatophyllum propagation

    Hi friends,

    I would like to get another plant of my Gramm. scriptum. How do I go about getting out some Psuedobulbs without making a holy mess, or killing the original plant.
    Please tell me of your experiences.
    Thank you
    Angela

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    You could remove older pseudobulbs (anything over 4 growths) and it should start a new growth. I am not a big fan of dividing the orchids. Wishing all the best.

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    I think it would be difficult once the plant is established. Established clumps sometimes have bulbs at the centre die back, essentially dividing itself naturally. So I guess it is better to wait for this to happen instead of yanking out a couple of bulbs from the pot. As Sriram mentioned, Gramms are sensitive to root disturbance. Younger plants are more forgiving of dividing.

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