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Old 10-29-2007, 11:13 PM
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Terri,
YES! it's at the left of the new root at the base of the plant!
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Erin, I tried looking at your pictures again....I don't think we are able to see the spike in the pictures....or at least I am not able to see them.....but then again....maybe I am blind!
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Cool beans Erin!

Becca, it's really hard to see. I missed it the first time and I looked hard. Erin, maybe you can try for a better pic?

I was checking my spike out this afternoon and I do believe she's developing buds. It's kind of hard to tell for sure since they're about the size of a grain of sand or smaller! I'll keep closer tabs on it and keep you all posted.
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Woo Hoo Rhonda!!! Great growing!
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Way to go, Rhonda!!
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Wow--That's great! Congrats.
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You guys tick me off (sorry) (Sue don't hit me again ) Mine has two strong spikes (well there used to be another that someone broke off) and a third commoning on but no blossoms. Do total number of spikes count?
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