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Old 03-30-2020, 12:16 PM
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I have grandiflora and thomsoniana and tibicinis...i am not entirely sure which is which until they flower

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Nice!
I've got a Myr. Louise Fuchs just starting to bloom. 3 spikes plus 2 more just starting already on new growths. I've never had them overlap like this before.
I'd post a picture but I have no idea how to take a picture of this thing. It's a monster and the blooming spikes have got to be 8-10 feet tall.
They are super fun plants though! Can't wait to see your flowers.
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Very cool! Should be a good show!
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thanks guys, i am pumped.

Keysguy, the mother plant that i got my tibinicis has easily 10+ foot inflorescences. they are beasts
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easily over 4' at this point

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My myr had 3 spikes, still has 1 but I lost 2 about a month ago when it blew off the bench. The thing is just uncontrollable and I don't know what to do to it to keep it manageable. That being said, it has already thrown up 2 more spikes (much shorter) and the buds are emerging already. The thing is just a monster!
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DirtyCoconuts, after seeing one of your pictures of a Myrmecophila (tibicinis?), I was dying to get one, but after reading your description of its height, I may have to hold off on one... :P
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easily over 4' at this point
And still growing! (at least I don't see the buds differentiating out yet) Not a mini... Gorgeous! Looking forward to the flowers!
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they are truly unique in the flower world as far as i know because you can pot them in one room and enjoy the flowers in another...

i was not kidding that the mother plant for my tibicinis had 8' spikes!

i LOVE big plants so this is my jam LOL...not for those of limited space.


although, i have a buddy who grows these indoors in small pots and just keeps them on the floor and trains the spikes up....they almost touch the ceiling but he's living the dream LOL
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