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That was a nice plant! The corm (stump) should still develop a new central stem if it has kept apical dominance. If not it should bud from the sides. Make sure to keep the soil mix reasonably moist and as warm as possible day and night. It might take six weeks for something to grow again so be patient. The cut pseudostem will most likely die, even with rooting hormone. I tried that, they all died without exception, unfortunately.
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Many forum members ship their large corms through
USPS that are cut similar to the one I have in the photo. We do this to save on shipping costs Like yours it is cut close. I have never used John Innes#3. It could be little "heavy' for your purpose. Take a moment and look at the soilless mix I use and see if you can purchase or make something of similar lighter consistency Like Louis14 said The plant will take a bit to sort itself out especially since winter is coming. Good luck with your plant. ![]() Orinoco corm by Hostafarian, on Flickr |
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You should see the center stem push out within a few hours on the corm. If this doesn't happen, I would dig up the corm and inspect it rot & clean. Then repot in fresh soiled mix with 50% perlite.
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