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Old 12-15-2011, 10:20 AM
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I love that little spot of purple against the orange. Beautiful!
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Old 12-15-2011, 11:57 AM
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Thanks you all!

smweaver, it's growing mounted. It was on a 3/4" diameter crape myrtle stick when I got it almost 3 years ago, and when it started growing off of that I tied the whole stick to a 4" x 6" piece of pond-filter media that is similar to eco/epiweb except it's a bit coarser/more open and is white instead of brown (you can see it in the background of the photo). Not the prettiest mount, but the roots seem to like it and I hope the plant will cover it up within a few years anyway. It grows smashed right up against the glass in a W-facing window that gets good south light this time of year, watered 2x/week in warm weather and once per week when it's cooler, fertilized at 125 PPM N when I remember. Temps are pretty much IW because it's in my kitchen, though due to proximity to the leaky window it probably gets exposed to low 50s F on cold winter nights.

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It's a real beauty. That color is so vibrant - it looks like it's going to crawl out of my screen and bloom on my desk. Do you think that Marty can add that type of functionality to the OB? Thanks for sharing.

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A real beauty!!! Love the colour.
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Thanks guys! It's a great color to have around in the chilly months.

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Old 12-19-2011, 11:53 AM
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I have one too, and it is a winter bloomer and I love the way flowers are forming inside of the closed leaf and when leaf opens flowers are already formed.very cute orchid,mine is going to open flowers any day now.congrats on your blooming

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