Re-potting Rossioglossum grande or the Clown Orchid from Mexico

[@Delval12]

I have one the flowered and has a dry stem now. How do I go about trimming it or do I just leave it alone?

[@noiserock]

Thanks for the advice. I had a hunch that leaving it be would be best.

[@skylarkylo4962]

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[@geraldmaximiliano264]

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[@fngqrie]

Can you do how to repotting stanhopea orchid? Thank you very much

[@carnigrower]

Hi i know this is an old video, but which orchid bark do you use? What do you think of melcourts orchid bark? Cheers

[@noiserock]

So... If this is an example of respecting the root system, could the same protocol apply to an angraecum? I have a sesquipedale that is both about to bloom and outgrow its pot and have heard they "hate" having their root system disturbed. I would really like to give it space to thrive, but I would also like a bloom this winter. Do you think it's possible to repot it AND have it bloom this year?

[@OrchidSpecies]

I would let it flower first then repot to be safe. If it's not wrapped it's roots too tight and you can unpick it without damaging the roots then you may be able to shift it. Angraecum sesquipedale seem to have a strong constitution when flowering size.

[@charlierachels992]

Can you do, or direct me to a video of f yours that show how to keep the poor things alive? Thanks!

[@pal98111]

I had a this species a few years ago and it would not grow for me. I figured my environment was too hot.