Your plant may sulk for a while. I'm in the same boat too. I have a number of rescue dends that I bought a few months back when I first ventured away from phals and started to look at other orchids. I needed to repot two of these as they had broken pots, and did the same thing you did and spread out the roots. Those two are currently sulking and showing no sign of new growth. The ones I did not repot have been putting out nice fat new growths. I am hoping that the two that are sulking will perk up once they go outside once the warm weather comes along. Well live and learn I guess. It is a very good test of how much patience you have. When yours does bloom please post pictures so that we can all celebrate with you! Larissa

Here's what COTW says about it...Hope this helps. This was a new one to me. Tanya Here is a link that might be useful: ochroleuca at COTW

All of those things are certainly necessary. But I think perhaps not enough. Overall, I am happy with my real estate agent from that standpoint. I don't expect a selling agent to conjure up buyers. I do expect that agent to appropriately list my house, do a flyer and a virtual tour, have a good listing and nice pictures and for my listing to be at major websites. Beyond that I don't think it is the agent's responsibility to come up with buyers. The one area where I have been less happy with my agent is in giving pricing help. In retrospect, I was clear with the agent from the get go that I was more interested in selling fast than maximizing price. I've said this often. Yet every price reduction has been initiated by me. The comps are hard to interpret (this isn't a cookie cooker subdivision house where comps are easy). I don't think I've been given much guidance on the need to reduce or how much to reduce. I think the agent is used to the fact that houses in this area (even in good times) take a long time to sell and we are getting good traffic. From my standpoint I want to sell faster than the average. I guess I would want a realtor to be more proactive on pricing and suggesting where to go on pricing rather than leaving it up to me so much to figure this out. It would be different if I was being resistent to reducing price but I am willing to do it but wish I had more guidance and more guidance that meets my need to sell quickly.

just curious, how is the quince seedling?