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Old 07-26-2023, 01:13 PM
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Stanhopeas are especially frustrating with their short bloom and variable timing. Never mind months, a 1 week trip can happen just at the wrong time so that the buds are looking promising at departure , finish just before one's return. Just 1 or 2 days difference in opening can lead to a hit or a miss. And often trips are planned months in advance, so not possible to work around the idiosyncrasies which can't be predicted anyway. Time for a staycation.
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Yeah, I didn't go to Brazil this year because I had a job change (a better job, but it still set me back for a couple months), so I can't afford to go.

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Stanhopeas are especially frustrating with their short bloom and variable timing. Never mind months, a 1 week trip can happen just at the wrong time so that the buds are looking promising at departure , finish just before one's return. Just 1 or 2 days difference in opening can lead to a hit or a miss. And often trips are planned months in advance, so not possible to work around the idiosyncrasies which can't be predicted anyway. Time for a staycation.
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Buds are considerably larger than just last night. I won't be surprised if they open tomorrow, or maybe the day after at the latest.
They will taunt you... Get bigger and bigger, then separate to almost horizontal stems between the two. And then BINGO! The anticipation leads to an even bigger thrill.
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LOLOL sorry about the post from Will whatever. My roommate was signed on to his account, and I didn't check and didn't realize he was still logged in hahaha. But anyway, that message was supposed to be me lol

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Not yet, but it worked, and I should have blooms in the next couple days.

[QUOTE=Jinh;1006314]Did you end up getting any blooms?



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Not yet, but it worked, and I should have blooms in the next couple days.

[QUOTE=Jinh;1006314]Did you end up getting any blooms?

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i often miss the blooming of my plants for one reason or another. it sucks but i take solace in the fact that if it bloomed then it is living wiht an acceptable set of parameters and i can just be patient and i should get the timing right eventually.


the ones that seem to never flower.....they mock me
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I once had a plant that i got from Rogue Orchids (same place I got my 'Predator') and it was a new hybrid between tigrina 'Glory of Mexico' and a related genus, the name of which I no longer remember

It grew like crazy non-stop. I bought it in a two inch pot, and within a couple years, it was overgrown in an 8 inch basket...but it never bloomed. Not once. No flower spikes, no blooms. It was so frustrating. I had the plant around 8 years before I gave up and gave it away, so yes, Coconuts, I totally get you. I know the frustration of plants that will not bloom no matter what you do.

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i often miss the blooming of my plants for one reason or another. it sucks but i take solace in the fact that if it bloomed then it is living wiht an acceptable set of parameters and i can just be patient and i should get the timing right eventually.


the ones that seem to never flower.....they mock me


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I can't wait to see this sucker finally bloom! Good grief it's grown. Anyone, how long do the flowers actually last once they open? I'm tempted to try one.
Wait a bit, and I've got a division with your name on it.
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Old 07-28-2023, 11:06 AM
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i have four plants from Rogue. i killed one, completely my fault. the other three are great plants. one is a cool bulbo hybrid who's name is escaping me that looks like a cobra....i am a fan of Rogue from my limited experience
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