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To: HG who wrote (34)	7/29/2001 2:14:46 PM
From: Rich1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 90

Never repot them when they get too crowded take some out and tie it in a tree with tule....

To: HG who wrote (34)	7/29/2001 2:48:06 PM
From: Ga Peach	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 90

Thanks, happy_girl! I will check for the soil at our local HD. I have mostly pines and some hardwoods. What zone are you in? I would love to be able to grow them in the trees, they are so beautiful that way. I've learned not to listen to some folks when it comes to gardening. I planted the top of a pineapple plant my parents had shipped home while in Hawaii. It took off and is doing just great! I don't expect any fruit even though I have heard that sometimes you can get a small fruit. I'm just enjoying the nice greenery! <g> I think I will let my orchid go a little longer in this pot and then do what Rich1 said and just separate it and start a new pot. Wish me luck!!