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Cymbidium new growth in autumn?

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06-24-2013, 04:34 AM

Elize

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Cymbidium new growth in autumn?

Hi I hope somebody can help me.( I am failry new to orchid addition.) In late April (autumn here Johannesburg, South Africa) my cymbidiums intiated spikes. Nice fat and roundish - flower spikes! or so I thought. However it is now clear that it is in fact new growth. This happened to 3 of my cymbidiums. Cymbidiums are not supposed to be in their growth cycle in winter or am I wrong. Should I leave the new growth or remove them? and lastley do you think that I will still get flower spikes this late in the season? Thanx

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