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Old 11-26-2015, 02:59 PM
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Tiny red and yellow flowers on a long arching spike. Cute little things







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Just found this in my collection had been mismarked. I have two spikes, one of them is 18 inches long, amazing. Going to put it in a basket after seeing the blooms. Nice pics!
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Ooooooh I can't wait to see the blooms.
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Two spikes this year.









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Nice. A member of the Section Careyana, one of my faves.
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Grainy pics because I'm still new at this. But I think I understand why. But the spikes look lovely today and have a nice scent, kind of fruity/sweet. Maybe a fruit fly lure.







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I think those pics are excellent, dramatic. Makes the plant look good. I love botanical eye candy.
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She looks so good!

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How is lovely elizabeth and medusae doing?
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Lovely Elizabeth will be the next to bloom. Medusae is plumping up her spikes - I counted 14 today. Wowza if they all bloom.

And echinolabium is pushing out two new.... GROWTHS
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