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| In the begining............ I'm with Connie! Totally confused about how our growing projects are supposed to be organized. The hybrid and the species projects appear to be one by name and another by plant (I thought Fred was going to re-arrange BOTH by plant?). Also initially I thought we would all carry on through the same thread instead of each having our own within each plant sub-thread? Anyway - since three of you have started your own paph thread I will follow suit and then maybe Fred can combine them if that is the way to go? My paph was delivered on 3/28/08 and remained as received until I repotted it into a slightly larger pot today in bark and perlite (with a touch of charcoal). Pics of partial unwrap, fully unwrapped, depotted plant with roots and repotted plant follows: |
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| Well, I would really like my amboinensis thread back so I can post my repot. I have been considering redoing it. Mike the plant looks nice and happy in it's new bed.
__________________ ![]() “When two friends understand each other totally, the words are soft and strong like an orchid's perfume” |
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| I've noticed a couple of posts lately of spicerianum's spiking so I figured I better look at mine and see if anything is going on? I have had all my paphs outside for the past 4-5 months underneath my Mt. Fuji flowering cherry and not really paying attention to what they were doing. This is my first summer of trying this and the vote is still out as to whether this was smart or dumb. I brought them in just a few days ago. The downside of being outside is that I tend to just spray them with the hose in a hurry and don't give them any individual attention. They also had had a few issues with dealing with slimy critters. Anyway - after bringing them all in and placing them in various locations in the house 3-5 at a time - before the current rainy/cool period - I finally decided this morning to see if there was "anything" interesting happening. ![]() ![]() |
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| Congrats, Mike, on the new growths and buds... ![]() Send us pics when you have the new blooms!!
__________________ Blessed are the cracked for they are the ones who let in the light! PAT |
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| You couldn't have treated it as bad as you say Mike or it wouldn't be rewarding you. ![]()
__________________ Jenny~ |
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| Perfect pic Mike! That's what I was trying to explain in another post. Mine is much smaller and it's taking soooooo long to grow a bit. I look forward to seeing yours in bloom. I think our friend Joe posted a picture in bloom so we could all see what it looks like. It's really a beauty. |
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| YEAH Cangrats Mike!!! Mine was about your size before I even noticed it and it took forever to open. It is fully open now but my card reader on my printer is MIA so we need to go out and get a portable card reader so I can post a pic. Technology - Drats!!!
__________________ "A government big enough to give you everything you want, is big enough to take everything you have." Thomas Jefferson |
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| Boy......another two weeks later and still no flower........things are looking up though........... ![]() ![]() Maybe ANOTHER two weeks and I'll hopefully have a flower to post? |
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| Excellent job, Mike. My very first cross of spicerianum is in bud now. I will have a long wait, I suppose, but I am so looking forward to the bloom. Yours just adds to the anticipation ![]() ![]()
__________________ Blessed are the cracked for they are the ones who let in the light! PAT |
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| Good job. It's such a beautiful flower. I may get a lot older waiting for mine, but if it looks anything like yours, it will be worth the wait. |