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Old 07-29-2014, 06:21 PM
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I wouldn't want to miss my glauca too. It's a great hardy species with a fantastic scent.
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This is a real beauty Orchid Killer. My glauca disappeared in a hurricane many years ago. Your pics renewed my thoughts and desire for a replacement.

Thank you.
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When I am looking at such a beautiful plan with such elegant flowers I cannot compare it with anything else!!!
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that is not a "regular" glauca , it is a really good clone (shame i cant tell about the size).

trust me i have seem my share of Glaucas. you should be very VERY PROUD of that plant.

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It's gorgeous!
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No blooms yet for me, but the new growths of this species are so cool

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Halfway grown bulbs in wintertime often do not grow into strong ones that will flower. So give them as much light as possible, Tschimm.
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Halfway grown bulbs in wintertime often do not grow into strong ones that will flower. So give them as much light as possible, Tschimm.
NO, NO don't tell me that. I have several Cat's that have half way grown growths at this time. NO
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Old 12-07-2014, 01:08 PM
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Halfway grown bulbs in wintertime often do not grow into strong ones that will flower. So give them as much light as possible, Tschimm.

There is no winter under T5s 😉
Actually the plant is getting more light now as it got in August, when it was raining nearly every day here in Zurich.
The new growth of summer got too wet in our bad summer and rotted.
But now it made two instead of the one I've lost 😄

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