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Old 08-21-2008, 05:33 PM
LinhT LinhT is offline
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I've had this little bugger for almost 3 months. Not positive this is a spike but it looks very different from the other emerging growths I've been examining since early June. Hopefully, it will show me some love and give me some blooms. More pics later if I see buds.

Neofinetia falcata Kuro Shinjyu (Black Pearl)
Orchids Limited (early June 08)

bean leaf
crescent shaped tsuke
tiny white flowers
red root tips on mine but not sure what color they're suppose to be
distinguishing features: mini beaner w/ mini flowers

Mine are grown in St.Paul,MN:
in the traditional Japanese moss mound w/ boring black plastic pot
on screened east window under T5's
around 50% humidity
summer temps (day 71-75F) (night 62-68F)
RO water, weak fertilizer once/ month

Link to better pic of the spike:
Flickr Photo Download: Kuro Shinjyu

Pics of roots, closeup of emerging new fan & overall plant:



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Old 08-21-2008, 05:55 PM
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Wow!!!!

Really great photos! I love those root tips!! Great plant! And that certainly looks like it could be a spike! Keep us informed!!
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Old 08-21-2008, 07:46 PM
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Hi LinhT,
I sure hope my little black pearl grow's up to be as healthy as yours, mine is still very small.
Nice photos!
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Old 08-21-2008, 11:18 PM
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Oooh WOW, LinhT!

Great photos. . .you did everything just perfecly perfect!

I LOVE that close up showing the sort of tiger spotted Tsuke!

And, oh yes, that's a spike for sure!!!!!!!!!

So, that means that you'll be able to get a photo of the blooms to add to your post above!

Awesome, job posting and documenting this little jewel.

Luckygrower: Yours is just a wonder! And it's just a matter of time before it grows up and becomes a bloomer! The fun in all this Neofinetia craze, is the appreciation of all stages of the plants growth!

You're going to get to see the whole shebang. . . ..it's going to be very interesting, indeed!
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Old 08-22-2008, 12:05 AM
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Thanks y'all! I will post more pics as the spike grows. Will also take a pic comparing it to the standard size flowers. If this spike/ blooms blast, I will scream. My little shebang better keep bangin'!!!

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Old 08-22-2008, 09:28 AM
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Linh;

Very nice plant. Congrats on the emerging spike, can't wait to see it in flower.

I like your selection of plants on your Flickr site. especially the 'Beniboushi'. What a cutie!

Also curious, where do you get your "boring plastic pots"? They look to be the plastic Fuuran pots from Orchids Ltd.

Cheers.
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Old 08-22-2008, 11:44 AM
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Linh;

Very nice plant. Congrats on the emerging spike, can't wait to see it in flower.

I like your selection of plants on your Flickr site. especially the 'Beniboushi'. What a cutie!

Also curious, where do you get your "boring plastic pots"? They look to be the plastic Fuuran pots from Orchids Ltd.

Cheers.
Jim
Jim, Since I moved most of my Neos to Erin Pots, I have quite a few extra of those plastic Furran pots. Maybe six extra. If you want them, I'll ship them to you, just PM me your address.
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Old 08-22-2008, 11:59 AM
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Linh;

Very nice plant. Congrats on the emerging spike, can't wait to see it in flower.

I like your selection of plants on your Flickr site. especially the 'Beniboushi'. What a cutie!

Also curious, where do you get your "boring plastic pots"? They look to be the plastic Fuuran pots from Orchids Ltd.

Cheers.
Jim
Thanks, Jim! Beniboushi is one of the reasons why I'm eating spam and ramen all time. Yep, those are all plastic Fuuran pots from OL. When I bought mine most of them came in those pots. The ones that were not, Jason repotted for me into those pots. Not fancy, but I like them because they're light and don't take up much room. You may want to take up Gwen's offer on the pots because if you plan on getting more neos, those pots may get expensive.
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Jim, Since I moved most of my Neos to Erin Pots, I have quite a few extra of those plastic Furran pots. Maybe six extra. If you want them, I'll ship them to you, just PM me your address.
Awesome! PM sent.

Many thanks.
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Awesome! PM sent.

Many thanks.
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