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Right??!! Dude the smallest ones are STILL only a few inches tall!! This is going to go on forever!
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Right??!! Dude the smallest ones are STILL only a few inches tall!! This is going to go on forever!
The smallest ones could be polyploid. Don’t toss em!
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Great thread, I'm just starting my journey with a flask of phal violaceas that I deflasked almost 2 weeks ago. Trying to not be the over doting parent but it's hard to resist!
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Good luck! At least the Phals won't take so long!

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Great thread, I'm just starting my journey with a flask of phal violaceas that I deflasked almost 2 weeks ago. Trying to not be the over doting parent but it's hard to resist!
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This year's blooms. The two that bloomed last year did not bloom this year—I made some repotting mistakes and set them both back big time. However one of them did carry a seed pod that split recently! So it got sent off to make flasks!

The flowers this year are the 3rd and 4th plants to bloom from this bunch. Number 4 is particularly special because it was glued to a piece of bark shortly after deflasking, and there it has stayed and grown steadily for the past 6 years. It is now the biggest of all of them. Definitely makes a good case for minimizing root disturbance.

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This year's blooms. The two that bloomed last year did not bloom this year—I made some repotting mistakes and set them both back big time. However one of them did carry a seed pod that split recently! So it got sent off to make flasks!

The flowers this year are the 3rd and 4th plants to bloom from this bunch. Number 4 is particularly special because it was glued to a piece of bark shortly after deflasking, and there it has stayed and grown steadily for the past 6 years. It is now the biggest of all of them. Definitely makes a good case for minimizing root disturbance.

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And those are absolutely marvelous. What a joy to raise them up for so long and have them bloom so nicely
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And those are absolutely marvelous. What a joy to raise them up for so long and have them bloom so nicely
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