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Old 06-28-2015, 08:59 PM
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Very cool!
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What a neat one!
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A few hours later, as I was going to bed, it opened up!


I know almost nothing about Tillies. I didn't know that some only produce single blooms like this. I thought the red thing was a sheath/bract for a spike. And I swear it wasn't there two days ago! Anyway, the way it bloomed helped me identify it as NoID resembling an andreana, a near relative or a hybrid of.

OCD induced insomnia is gonna make today very long!
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Enjoy the bloom show! Hope it makes new pups after it blooms! The thing with tillys, it is a bittersweet show, the start of the end. But if it makes some pups/offsets life goes on.
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Love that red. Pretty plant, it looks healthy. You should get pups in the future.
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So is it T. andreana?
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