It's a miracle!!!

[cb977]

There is no tag on this phal but I'm sure the lady I got it from just lost it as I didn't see many (if any) NOIDS in her collection.
When I got it, there were just 2 scraggly little roots and it was in sorry shape. It's been a few months now, in aliflor and a clear pot and a lots of TLC...and this is what I found today!!!

[justatypn]

Wow, Sue what a great feeling when you bring um' back and they share in that by showing you .. wtg

Dang the scale is weighing down on a home, the condo might be short lived...you are producing a wonder collection for yourself most definitely the tropical climate of the outdoors, seems the indoor growers might be at a disadvantage, I have 3 in bloom and one on its way... shucks...need more bloomers....

[mnh3281]

That's just great! I'm excited to see the bloom!

[Ross]

That's what it's all about! Otherwise, these things are just "cut flowers"! Congrats.

[Tindomul]

Well, congrats Sue!! You'll soon be able to ID it. Hopefully!

[thakshila smith]

TLC???? Now you r happy,is it bloomed.

[cb977]

Originally Posted by thakshila smith

TLC???? Now you r happy,is it bloomed.

TLC = Tender Loving Care

The spike is now about 8 inches tall...still going strong

I decided to take another pic or two. This spike is growing almost horizontally! I've staked it at the bottom and I'm wondering if I shouldn't gently persuade the rest of it to grow vertically...it's hard with not knowing exactly what plant I'm dealing with.

The first 2 pictures are of the plant pictured above.
The rest are of two other plants on the same rack also in spike (I found them this week!)...One is a Phal (formerly Dtps) Leopard Prince and the other is another tagless wonder