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DC!!! Is that Monstera adansonni?!? Whiiiiiiiine.
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05-29-2020, 05:31 PM
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Who do you think the cuttings are for??
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Or at least some of them 
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05-30-2020, 08:33 AM
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Who do you think the cuttings are for??
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Or at least some of them |
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06-01-2020, 04:33 PM
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Dendrobium trantuanii
It flowered a few months ago, then the Keiki / flower on the right formed a month ago. The flowers usually have a normal round stem. This growth looks like a new cane with a flower on top.
Then I noticed the cane getting swollen on one side. I thought it was just storing water. Then today I see this stem poking out. I slit it open with an Exacto knife and found an almost fully formed flower inside.
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06-01-2020, 06:04 PM
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WHOA!?!? that's awesome....good instinct to cut it...i am not sure if I would have had the stones..
clearly the correct move!
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I'd never seen a Phal grow keikis on spikes, until recently.
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it can be quite alarming....
 Gardena and friends by J Solo, on Flickr
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06-01-2020, 06:44 PM
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Dendrobium trantuanii
It flowered a few months ago, then the Keiki / flower on the right formed a month ago. The flowers usually have a normal round stem. This growth looks like a new cane with a flower on top.
Then I noticed the cane getting swollen on one side. I thought it was just storing water. Then today I see this stem poking out. I slit it open with an Exacto knife and found an almost fully formed flower inside.
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That’s amazing. And not sure if I would’ve had the stones for that either. Excellent save! |
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That’s amazing. And not sure if I would’ve had the stones for that either. Excellent save!
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you NEVER lack in stones......
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06-01-2020, 11:48 PM
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WHOA!?!? that's awesome....good instinct to cut it...i am not sure if I would have had the stones..
clearly the correct move!
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Sorry, Dirty, I wasn't clear. I mean a Phal growing keikis...on their OWN spike, not a flowering spike. Take a better look.
Thought that one of yours is something! |
06-02-2020, 01:31 AM
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I must have looked at the pic too quickly. Wild
I saw something similar on a walk a while ago where a spike had a keiki with a flower spike of its own. I’ll find the pic tomorrow
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06-02-2020, 01:44 AM
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Quote:
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I must have looked at the pic too quickly. Wild
I saw something similar on a walk a while ago where a spike had a keiki with a flower spike of its own. I’ll find the pic tomorrow
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I have that going right now. I'll add it tomorrow. |
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