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Old 12-04-2007, 09:56 PM
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Here she is!
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Thanks Terri! I can see that I am still probably a couple weeks behind you! Great growing!
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Very pretty Terri, Congrats
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Here she is!
OMG! CONGRATS TERRI! I can't wait for mine (only growing spike for now)!!
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Way to go, Terri!!!

This is our first for the non-spiked-on-arrivals, correct?
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This is our first for the non-spiked-on-arrivals, correct?
No Sue, mine arrived with a barely visible nubbin. So I was in the in spike category.

Two more flowers opened over night. It's kind of wierd they aren't opening in any particular sequence along the spike. Is that unusual?

Thanks everyone for your nice comments. I was doubtful when we started this project that I could grow this plant let alone get it to bloom. I'm glad I proved myself wrong. The next challenge will be to see if I can it to rebloom.
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Oh congratulations Terri, isn't it wonderful to get one of these beauties to bloom in the winter. Mine is just a couple of days away from an opening. Can't wait.

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