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Old 04-04-2014, 06:07 PM
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Why do we stake flower spike?
Default Why do we stake flower spike?

I am asking this because I have an Slc 'Maria Nohava' that has bloomed and isn't staked. It seems like at the 'segments' of the spike there is some sap or something. Was wondering if it's possible that the weight of the flowers damaged the spike or something. Just never seen sap like that before from an Orchid.
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