Conjoined Pseudobulb with emerging spike

[Junebug]

Right now my Noid Dancing Lady has 2 spikes in bloom. As I was watering her today I noticed another emerging spike, but what really caught my interest was the conjoined pseudobulb producing the spike. The tip of the pseudo has 2 different sets of leaves.

[cowboy51278]

interesting. perhaps another interesting genetic quirk of the cloning process?

[Sun rm.N.E.]

Junebug

Your plant looks healthy and normal otherwise.
Cowboy might be right.
Did you use growth regulators like Superthrive or KLN?

[dgenovese1]

Hey Junebug,

That's cool!
I think that your plant is just so happy and healthy that it decided to throw out an extra set of leaves for you.

[Junebug]

Originally Posted by Sun rm.N.E.

Junebug

Your plant looks healthy and normal otherwise.
Cowboy might be right.
Did you use growth regulators like Superthrive or KLN?

Nope. I use Better Grow in 1/4 recommended strength in S/H.

[Junebug]

Originally Posted by dgenovese1

Hey Junebug,

That's cool!
I think that your plant is just so happy and healthy that it decided to throw out an extra set of leaves for you.

I'm anxious to see the flowers produced by it's "extra thick" spike. This is my first "dancing lady". She was in bloom when purchased at a flea market 2 years ago and did nothing but produce new pseudos until a couple of months ago. All of a sudden 4 spikes (2 broke). At the present time she still has 2 blooming spikes, new pseudos emerging, and the new spike. From all indications, they don't appear to rest, but that's o.k. with me.