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Propagate & Encourage New Growth on Cattleyas | Rhizome Cutting Explained

I divided a bunch of orchids this summer, but realized half of my divisions didn’t have new growth eyes on the other side, so they sulked while I waited for them to push new growths. I remembered a tip a friend told me a few years back: you can cut the rhizome a few weeks before repotting. When you finally take the orchid out of the pot, it already has new leads forming on both sides. Brilliant if you ask me! I’ll definitely be doing this more often so I don’t set my Cattleyas back. You can also use this trick on a healthy Cattleya if you want it to push more new growths in general. Let me know in the comments if you’ve tried this! 🌿 Shop My Orchid & Hoya Gear: https://kit.co/nicoledeanna 💎 JOIN MY MEMBERSHIP Become a channel member to get access to: 🌿 My private Discord community 📄 Monthly orchid care guides 💬 Priority Q&A threads 🎥 Behind-the-scenes & community-only updates 👉 Join here:     /    / @nicoledeanna   👉 Already a member? Get Discord access here:    / discord   (Once inside, go to #verify-me to unlock your role!) 🌸 Grab Your Free Guide Download my Free Orchid Care Guide for beginners & enthusiasts alike — covering watering, light, potting, and bloom care! 👉 https://bit.ly/CattleyaGuide 📍 Let’s Stay Connected Instagram: @nicoledeannaorchids YouTube: @NicoleDeanna