Original division from Waldor. 15 cm NS. Still a ways to go to the FCC awarded to Stewart’s with a 20cm NS. Still a whopping big flower and pleased with 3 on the spike. 
C. Pamela Hetherington ‘Coronation’ FCC/AOS
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Very healthy, Deb, but a tricky repotting coming up! I think it takes a larger plant with multiple growths and great roots that have been undisturbed for more than one growth cycle to get the largest flowers. The 2014 87 point CCM had 16 flowers on 6 spikes and the 2014 86 point plant had 26 flower/buds on 17 spikes, so 3 flowers is doing very well. If you can get yours repotted with limited damage to the lead growth roots and have back roots to support 3 or 4 additional growths I think you can get a size increase. It is a wonderful pink hybrid.
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Gorgeous blooms and perfect presentation. Certainly worthy of that FCC! Plant looks beautifully grown, congrats on the culture! It’s staring to look like most of my catts though with that lead over the edge of the pot. I have lots of repotting to do next spring!
Yep, I got behind and haven’t caught up yet!
Yep, depressing when I think about repots like this, but I’ll get it done.
forget those roots. wait until next growth starts with new roots and slip into a bigger pot if the old mix is good.
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I think that might be safest way but that new growth is really going to be dangling out there!
Thanks, I was going to wait til I see new roots, the old mix is good (1 yr), but I think I will have to take off a couple of back bulbs to get it to fit into even a 10” pot. I’ll see what I can do.
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