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Old 07-21-2012, 03:43 PM
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My phals are going a riot! spike everywhere. Amadeus, below has two spikes with a possible third growing and has four branching spikes but are not so easy to see.





Sin Yuan Golden Beauty is also throwing out spikes and roots like time is about to stop. Vanda purple 055 is hanging in there and has been blooming for well over two months.




Phal Amabilis grandiflora 'Creole' is producing two spike for the first time since I got it.




Asc. Cherry Red Pearl is blooming nicely too.





Phal Yu Pin Pearl has three spikes and I'm really looking forward to seeing what it produces, colour-wise, this year!

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Old 07-21-2012, 04:01 PM
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wow! they must love that greenhouse!
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Old 07-21-2012, 04:03 PM
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I couldn't get pics of all of the others with spikes but they're going nuts LOL
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Cool!!!!! I look forward to seeing the blooms.
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Your phals look great and that red ascocenda is wonderful.
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Congrats!!! It must be great to see everything respond so well to greenhouse life!
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Old 07-21-2012, 05:27 PM
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Thank both. The weather here has been perfect for producing multiple spikes. Once the temps reach 78F I open the door a little. Both vents are open then, too. Not too much sun and so not so much heat is produced. If the temps haven't gone above 82F for too long there should be lots of flowers too but time will tell.
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Looks like everything loves the greenhouse life, bet your really glad that you have it now with all those spikes!!

Make sure you post pics when they bloom!!

Judi
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Yes, Judi, everything is growing like crazy now that they've come out of their sulk lol.
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what a great 'house you have!! now its seems worth all the stress you endured building it doesnt it? it was quite the adventure.....welcome to the gh life!!! good growing!!!
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