A grower asks about week numbers and dates on orchid pot markers.
Growers use labels to track: last repotting date, bloom initiation date, full bloom date, or all three. Hybridizers may add breeding codes (often with nursery initials). These dates help schedule future repotting (1–3 year intervals) and anticipate bloom cycles.
Check the numbers against your plant's history to decode their meaning.
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