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Old 08-03-2007, 12:09 AM
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Well, I just checked my Stanhopias. A couple have their new growths recently fully matured, and several have new growths from about 3" to about 6", but no bulbs formed yet. So I would guess that your new growths are over due. If you have any hormones like maybe some tomato set, you might want to spray some on the base of some of the latest growths as an experiment.
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