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Hey there flower lovers, i got this orchid (pic related) in a test tube and i'm wondering if i could repot it into a regular pot, and if yes, how do i do that? It seems this is Cymbidium orchid, if it happens to be relevant. Thanks a lot guys!
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you need bulbs to propagate Cymbidiums.

expect it to start shriveling soon, their flowers are notorious for being unable to deal with temperature and humidity shifts.
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