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Old 11-14-2011, 12:50 PM
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The second spike on my den is growing quite slowly as well. Now I see some purple coloring kicking in.
My Chao Praya Gem has been flowering since June this year. It grew much faster and nearly 20 flowers per spike. With the decrease amount of sun and temerature, it is growing much slower and the flower count is poor.
I current have two spikes, one with 9 flowers, and this second one (even less with 4 flowers) that has been growing out of the newest cane since late September.

The newest cane is really short as well. I was expecting it to grow quite big, but I guess it decided to stop growing and produce some flowers for some reason.

I am moving to a south window apartment next year, so all my dens should flower like fire works. yay!!!!!

The first picture is from the mid summer. The second pic shows the beginning of the new cane as a tiny little green bud in late July, which stopped growing at the height of about 8in and producing the spike with 4 buds on it.
The third picture is the spike from the older cane with less flower count of 9 ( it is now starting to fade).

I love these types of dendrobiums. They grow so vigorously, which is joy to watch, and they flower like crazy and last for a long time. Some of mine also gives off wonderful fragrance too!

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Old 12-10-2011, 02:39 PM
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It's been 2 1/2 months or more since this spike began. It is growing if you compare to the first photo at the beginning of Oct. Does anyone have an idea of how much longer before they open??

What do you think, splash petals?? I think so. White with purple splash as was promised by Ching Hua when I bought it not in bloom last Feb.
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Old 12-10-2011, 02:47 PM
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My bigibbum averages 6 weeks from spike to bloom under lights.
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Definitely looks splash!! Still so jealous that you have one lol. Will have to check if that grower ever goes to Europe.

My bigibbum hybrid takes 7 to 10 weeks to bloom, depending on the time of year. Right now I'd say that yours is about a week or so away from the first bloom, but it depends on how warm you grow it. And it's hard to tell how large the buds are
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Silken, the Enobi Purple 'Splash' wasn't able to be cloned from them. It just wouldn't produce anything through tissue culture, so, (as I understand by word of mouth) all these are divisions of the plant therefore being the awesome splash you've seen. Got a couple in Redlands from them too, one bloomed out and the rest have spikes about the same stage as yours.
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Hurrah!!!
Ching Hua Orchids is going to a show in France in March that I already planned on going to!
Out of curiousity, how much did you pay for the plant? It'll give me an idea, because there's nothing on the website.
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See my PM Camille. I do grow mine cooler than most people probably do. I recently moved it to a bit warmer spot. Seems like mine is taking a bit longer than normal. I would say the larger buds are 1/2 inch long. They've mostly been developing that spur on the back of them lately and maybe fattening up a bit. Ooohh, I can't wait and my patience for this one is at its end!!!

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Silken, the Enobi Purple 'Splash' wasn't able to be cloned from them. It just wouldn't produce anything through tissue culture, so, (as I understand by word of mouth) all these are divisions of the plant therefore being the awesome splash you've seen. Got a couple in Redlands from them too, one bloomed out and the rest have spikes about the same stage as yours.
Ching Hua promised me it would be 'Splash' and they seem very nice to deal with. I've seen blooming plants on their sale table-all splash after I got mine.
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It all depends on the temerature. Yours took over two months to come this far, and they look like they will open up very very soon. I also see the splash. Congrats!!

It is odd that they promised that you will get a splash petal before seeing actual bloom because I hear that only a small batch out of hundreds of them come out with the desired splash petal. The rest are just solid color. So, I assume yours is a division?
Whatever the case, the most important point here is that you have the splash petal one! Yay!!!!

I've seen some pictures of this variety with multiple spikes and lots of flowers. So you may have that in the coming year. Wow~ that will be so cool!
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I don't think mine had bloomed before but maybe it did. all the ones they sell are splashed when I am at their sales.

You may have seen Hawaiian Sunshine's gorgeous specimen that he has posted on this site. It's what made me want one! That's my goal, to get it blooming like his LOL!
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I don't think mine had bloomed before but maybe it did. all the ones they sell are splashed when I am at their sales.

You may have seen Hawaiian Sunshine's gorgeous specimen that he has posted on this site. It's what made me want one! That's my goal, to get it blooming like his LOL!
Yes, that's where I saw than amazing picture! Who wouldn't want one after seeing that photo!

I have a phal that looks just like it. I think it's Minho princess or something...but gave it away as a gift. The person was soooo happy!

I found an online store that sells Den.Enobi in bloom. I really want to order it, but I don't know where to put it.
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