Looks like the "stump" of an old, dead growth to me. Yes, you can remove it, but you need to avoid damaging living tissue beneath it, so why bother taking the risk?
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Hi guys, need help to identify that brown thingy & whether I can cut it off ? Not sure if it's the root but really have no idea... please help. Thanks
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Looks like the "stump" of an old, dead growth to me. Yes, you can remove it, but you need to avoid damaging living tissue beneath it, so why bother taking the risk?
Hi Raybark, thanks for the reply. The reason being the "stump" is quite big & long so Its like quite annoying & I couldn't repot it nicely into a pot...
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Doesn't really need a pot if Vanda alliance.
Hi Chris, noted.. to be honest I m not sure what species of orchid is that as I got it from the local natives. 😬😬😬
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Maybe you could post a pic of the whole plant?
Hi Chris, there you go😊😊😊
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It would also help to know what local natives means ! Obviously not Inuit, but who and where . ( and looks more like a Cattleya than a vanda, to me )
Hi Chris, here's the full picture.
Hi Dorsetman, FYI, I bought it from our local natives here in Malaysia.
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