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Originally Posted by judith_arquette
Wow! Such beauties! Love them all but the deep maroon color of the one in the 4th pic makes it my fav. Just gorgeous  |
That one has a few siblings that are coming into spike also.
Well, actually one opened today.
I'll post pictures soon. It's even prettier.
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Originally Posted by WhiteRabbit
Beautiful! 
*keep your fingers crossed for me - I think there are sheaths on my two strapped leaf Paphs - got them as seedlings some years ago; haven't bloomed yet* |
What are they??
Bull dog? Multi-floral? species paph??
Whatever it is, you must be thrilled after nursing them for all this time!
Almost all my bull dogs are in sheath as well and my only strap leaf species, henryanum is beginning to open.
I'm so excited!!!
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Originally Posted by Steve_Ljak
Lookin good the top one is identical to mine , keeps sprouting new leafs , no sign of spike yet , although mine bloomed dec of 2013 ,so it may come soon .
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You got a nice one, then.
It may spike any time now. It takes about one year or less to bloom for the second time. Rarely over one year.
Then, after the second bloom, these tend to bloom quite often.
Some of them are just slow or they want to grow into a little clump before flowering again, and this type makes a great show because it sends up a few spikes at the same time at relatively a young age.
Good luck!
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Originally Posted by tarev
Love them all!
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I'm about to toss #3.
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Originally Posted by terracotta7
Wow! What a display! they are all very nice!
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Thank you!
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