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Old 04-27-2010, 06:19 PM
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A HA!! So that's how you get an orchid to bloom.....

...hold over chlorine water and threaten them...

"you better bloom or else..."



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This is 2 of the spikes open...there are 6 more!
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Old 04-27-2010, 06:26 PM
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Very nice. That's going to be one gorgeous plant with all those spikes in bloom at once. Please be sure to post a pic when their all open.
GL with the judging!

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Thanks Judi

I was really just curious about the rules for judging a plant like this...I probably won't bring it down to the judging center
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ahh, Sue, I would encourage you to share your beautiful plant with the judging world. In my book (and I am no judge), it would be a winner!! YOU! Regardless, thanks for sharing the pics. I laughed about the chlorinated water threats working...although...maybe we should have gotten the house with the pool.....
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Sue, It is lovely.
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very glad
Will ,these flowers last long?

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Very beautiful Sue & congratulations on the growing
looking forward to seeing pics of more flowered spikes
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Very beautiful Sue & congratulations on the growing
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Good morning

I just took a very close look and it seems that 3 of the spikes might not do much, if anything. They're the spikes which lie underneath the others and may not get enough light. I'm going to tilt this baby upwards a bit and see if I can coax things along

Wish me luck

No matter what happens from here...I'm very happy
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