Nothing strange here! They all appear to be new growths which will develop into mature pseudobulbs within a year. Definitely a good sign the plant is happy if they continue to enlarge!
Nothing strange here! They all appear to be new growths which will develop into mature pseudobulbs within a year. Definitely a good sign the plant is happy if they continue to enlarge!
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Thank you Cym Ladye.
The other PB growths on the other Cyms and on that same cym which i included in the same pic were more flat and much more elongated, these are fat and round, I was hoping that someone would tell me that they are flower spikes!
It may well be spikes but normally Cyms spike in autumn. I have seen some early blooming varieties where they spike in June and bloom in early Autumn though. Time will tell!
Either way, it is showing that you are taking very good care of the plants!
It may well be spikes but normally Cyms spike in autumn. I have seen some early blooming varieties where they spike in June and bloom in early Autumn though. Time will tell!
Either way, it is showing that you are taking very good care of the plants!
flexdc, thanks.
Yeah, I was also a bit skeptic since it is mid June now, but these growths came out and are growing differently from the PB on the same cym and the other cyms as well.
I will keep updating this thread with more photos as the growths develop more.
I think the other new growth you just spotted had already grown past this stage - this is what new growth looks like on cyms - BUT at this size it is difficult to tell the difference between spikes and new growth - they look very much the same (to me anyway).
Some Cyms do bloom in fall I think, don't know how common it is. And I have had a Cym bloom out of season (typically a winter bloomer, but one year bloomed 3 times over the year). And I believe warmth tolerant Cyms can spike or bloom this time of year - So not impossible that you might have spikes, but more likely it is new growth. Time will tell.
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