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Old 12-18-2008, 08:34 PM
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This is definitely one that you would recommend for a beginner. It quickly grows to specimen size. This one has twenty four spikes with open flowers and several buds yet to bloom. It is growing in a ten inch shallow bulb type pot in medium tree fern. It is a reliable Christmas bloomer and is always in bloom at this time of year. Sorry it isn't red.

Bc (Brassanthe) Maikai 'Mayumi' (B. nodosa x C. (Guarianthe) bowringiana)
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Wow Jerry! That's incredible! Great growing!
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Fantastic!
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that one is a winner for sure
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its a great plant and a nice description! good to mention the ease of growth for the beginners in the bunch...
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Jerry, this is fabulous!!! Wonderful growing!

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Its glorious!
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Old 12-18-2008, 10:56 PM
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Fantastic plant, Jerry!


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Old 12-19-2008, 09:17 AM
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Outsanding, Jerry.

I should be so lucky! Mine took 2&1/2 yrs. to bloom which it just recently started to do...first time, 5 blooms with 3 more spikes growing. I'm not able to provide it enough light where I'm currently growing, is why and thought I'd have to wait until I moved it to brighter conditions...so, I'm not complaining except....I sure wish mine looked like yours.

Congrats on a great job with yours.

Here's my Bc. Maikai...
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Old 12-19-2008, 10:31 AM
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Very very beautifull!!!!
CONGRATS!!!! You have an outsanding plant!!!
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