New little nubbin! (spike maybe??)
 

My orchids have been nice to my while I had no access to OB. As I mentioned in previous threads, my Phal. 'Brother Spring Dancer' grew a keiki. About a month ago I cut it off and potted it in bark.
Obviously it enjoys it and put out 3 new roots and yesterday I noticed a little nubbin.:banana: It looks suspiciously like a spike, but would a 6 month old keiki already bloom? (FYI, this is the keiki that bloomed while on the plant, when it was 3 months old!) Maybe Her Royal Nubbinness Queen Dorothy will know what it is!!:rofl:

Nubbins are a great thing! Yippeecowyeah!!!!!

Sure does look promising!

I agree, Yippeecowyeah!

:hello Everyone I want to get in on this NUBBIN thing :biggrin: Since putting these in the Orchidarium I have NUBBINS everywhere :drool: check out the :photo:

I love NUBBINS :bowing

TTFN - Sheridan :waving

:_( Sorry about the blurry :photo:

Sheridan :blushing:

...that's priceless!!!

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Whew! For a minute there, I thought my eyeglass prescription ran out! :rofl:
Cool nubbins you got going there! :)

Cool. Aren't nubbins fun. Do you have hungry turkeys, who like nubbins?

Marilyn

There are some phals, like my equestris that have grown spikes at a 'young' age .. so yes, Camille, your nubbin could very well be a spike :banana:
I have seen pictures of blooming keikis still on the mother's spike ..
Why this occurs at an age where most orchids may not see a spike for years ... :dunno:
Guess they are just ready :D
Wow .. that nubbin could very well be a spike ! :nod:
but .. you'll (we'll) see in time ;)

AND it's gonna stick! :evil:

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