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Old 07-10-2018, 07:09 AM
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I got a tuber of Habenaria medusa/myriotricha the first week after New Year's, potted it up, and watched.....nothing. Until a couple days ago:
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Yes....and mine are about to bloom.
My hab lindleyanum though has a smaller growth than your medusa has.
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My carnea has yet to break ground though I know the tubers have sprouted. I grow mine potted. If they follow the same cycle as the last couple years, they will bloom sometime around January.

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My erichmichelii perfectly illustrates uneven "germination". Started with1, now up to 6 - about 9 weeks from smallest to largest.
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