| Dividing | Comments |
|---|---|
| DIVIDING CATTLEYAS: Minimum Number of Pseudobulbs to Keep on a Division Four or five give the best results. A70-55 | 0 |
| DIVIDING: Plants Disinfect all tools used for cutting; paint the surfaces' cuts with Bordeaux paste or asphaltum paint. AH86-76Propagating on a small scale; necessary steps in dividing and making best use of backbulbs; refer to A82-131Treatment of cut surfaces is best done with Benlate. A81-393 | 0 |
| DIVIDING PLANTS: Divisions Progress Well Then Falter Water them lightly, place plant in polyethylene bag and close the top; keep out of the sun. A70-631 | 0 |
| DIVIDING PLANTS: The Best Time When new roots are forming on the latest rhizomes, even if flowers or sheath are forming on other pseudobulbs; use discretion. A70-345; OD71-27 | 0 |
| DIVIDING PLANTS: Use of Rooting Hormones Orchid divisions are not affected by them; nor is there need to treat the cut ends of rhizomes with chemicals. A75-1007 | 0 |