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Old 02-16-2009, 01:35 PM
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I'm so excited! I just counted 5 spikes on this little guy! I've had it for 2 years and didn't think I'd ever get it to bloom. I'm crossing fingers and toes hoping I can see them through blooming.
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WooooooooHoooo!! I love this one! Can't wait to see it Terri
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Great job Teri!!!!!! YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!
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Woohoo! This is one of my absolute favorite dens (that I don't own! ) Congrats on the spikes, I can't wait to see the blooms!
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Where's the beef !!!! I mean the pictures --- must have pictures !!

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Charlie, it hasn't bloomed yet. I just had to tell someone who could appreciate my news. Don't worry I will snap a pic as soon as they open. I'll have to be fast too, cause they only last a week or so.
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Congrats! Can't wait to see those blooms!
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Do you have some pics of it with its spikes? That would be nice to see, until we get the bloom pics!.
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I'll try and get some today Camille. They're really tiny and I'm not sure I can get them even with the macro setting. They are smaller than the Aer. luteo-alba var rhodostica!

The spikes initiated from a completely different area than I thought they would. They are growing out of the middle of the pbulbs!
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The spikes initiated from a completely different area than I thought they would. They are growing out of the middle of the pbulbs!
Just what I was wondering! I have a Den. Aggregatum v. jenkensii. for about a year and half and no spike yet! Great job and looking forward to the photos.
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