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Geez, I thought they would have fallen off by now, that is too amazing! It almost looks like they are photosynthesizing now. I wonder how much longer they are going to hang on? Forever? It would be neat if the plant reblooms with those still there!!
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Sue, you need to send a picture of that plant to Peter. That's just too bizzare!
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Wow!
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That is just too cool!  Maybe they will make it to the one year mark!   |
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05-22-2008, 07:15 AM
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Sue, are the green blooms still there? I brought this thread up again because one of my hybrid phals is doing the same bizarre thing. All the blooms wilted save one, which went from yellow to green and is still going strong. This is just the weirdest thing!
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LOL...seems like your chid took over where mine left off! I just cut that spike with the two everlasting blooms on it last week. The plant was growing a second new leaf and I wanted to give this plant a chance to re-bloom.
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WOW !!!! I know that this is an old thread but WOW !!! Those blooms stayed there for over 9 months ??? Amazing !!!
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07-06-2008, 06:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Roly0217
WOW !!!! I know that this is an old thread but WOW !!! Those blooms stayed there for over 9 months ??? Amazing !!!
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Sometimes I regret cutting it back just because of the "what-if's" 
 How long would it have stayed like that?  |
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Yeah and who knows if they could have developed into keikis. Next time that happens do not cut the spike unless it's absolutely neccesary and we'll see what happens.
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