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Old 07-09-2015, 01:12 PM
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Oh no! Don't ya just hate that? I'll keep my fingers crossed.
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Man I went through so many emotions reading this thread lol ...

That's a beautiful plant!!! Can't wait to see the blooms
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This story is not over! I peeked something green behind the brown...what could it be?!







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At least Lovely Elizabeth (Elizabeth Ann x rothschildianum) is spiking without a doubt!



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Ok, I know this is a little obsessive but...what are orchid forums for, anyway? Still peeking close to the pseudobulb and am almost positive that something spike-like is slowly pushing its way out. Maybe another week or so and I'll be able to tell for sure! Until then I'll be out there every day with the microscope!





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I remember how bad it was waiting for my birthday when I was 5. This is worse.
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I would say 60% spike and 40% new growth 😄
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I would say 60% spike and 40% new growth 😄
It can't be a new growth, it just CAN'T !!!
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I just can't imagine that it would be anything other than a spike.







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Still no idea whether it is new growth or spike...but now there are two!









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