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Amanda L 05-30-2016 08:57 PM

New nubbins on medusae
 
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I set up my misting system today and was just admiring my orchids and noticed that my Bulb. medusae has two new nubbins. No idea if they are new p-bulb nubbins, or maybe flower spike nubbins. I actually hope for new p-bulbs over spikes. What do you guys think? This is my first medusae and I've had it for a little over a year with not much happening. I moved it to a tank with brighter lights and that seems to have kick started activity.

Optimist 05-31-2016 09:08 AM

The reason that I would think "flower spike" is because if you observe the growth pattern, the P-bulbs grow at the end of a long rhizome, not directly from under the bulb like that. I have a medusae cross, and the flower spikes are very thick like that, and come up directly from the base of the bulb.

No-Pro-mwa 05-31-2016 10:11 AM

I can't tell. I sure do wish mine would put out some new growths. At least it is doing something.

Amanda L 05-31-2016 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Optimist (Post 806215)
The reason that I would think "flower spike" is because if you observe the growth pattern, the P-bulbs grow at the end of a long rhizome, not directly from under the bulb like that. I have a medusae cross, and the flower spikes are very thick like that, and come up directly from the base of the bulb.


I'm pretty sure they're flower spikes, too. Which would be awesome, if I weren't leaving the state for 8 weeks. I may not even be able to enjoy these first flowers!

My Green Pets 05-31-2016 10:51 AM

Photo resolution too low to tell, although the one on the right looks like a growth. Time of year would indicate both are new pbulbs as this plant typically blooms in autumn off new growth.

Amanda L 05-31-2016 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by CambriaWhat (Post 806236)
Photo resolution too low to tell, although the one on the right looks like a growth. Time of year would indicate both are new pbulbs as this plant typically blooms in autumn off new growth.

New P-bulbs would be nice.


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