Echinolabium - growth or spike?

[Whimgrinder]

Curiously, mine blooms almost any time of year. It was in flower in July/August 2015 and it has a new spike forming now too.

[Subrosa]

Originally Posted by Whimgrinder

Curiously, mine blooms almost any time of year. It was in flower in July/August 2015 and it has a new spike forming now too.

Now if I had known that........if it blooms while inside, somebody's getting a bouquet in the mail!

[My Green Pets]

How about a mid-winter update?

It's getting pretty big, having grown out those three latest pseudobulbs I had hoped would be spikes.

So now the hope is that we will see some flower action this spring or summer.

This plant has been easy during its winters indoors, keeping quietly to itself and presenting zero problems in spite of cool temps (13°C/58°F some nights) and much dryer conditions.

[jcec1]

It's looking really healthy, hopefully it will put on a good show for you.

[Whimgrinder]

I nice, steeeeenky show!

[Dezherae17]

Originally Posted by CambriaWhat

How about a mid-winter update?

It's getting pretty big, having grown out those three latest pseudobulbs I had hoped would be spikes.

So now the hope is that we will see some flower action this spring or summer.

This plant has been easy during its winters indoors, keeping quietly to itself and presenting zero problems in spite of cool temps (13°C/58°F some nights) and much dryer conditions.

Absolutely stunning!! Looking gorgeous

[My Green Pets]

We're at it again. Maybe posting about it is a jinx. Oh well.

[My Green Pets]

???

[Dezherae17]

I have a growth that looks exactly like that but is a bit smaller. Can you post a comparison pic of last years growth vs this??? Ive heard spike from Carel(disalover) and growth from others

[Dezherae17]