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Old 10-08-2008, 12:34 PM
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Hi Vicki,
That just looks like a normal new growth on your oncidium. Sometimes they start a bit high out of the medium like that, but eventually the roots will grow down into the medium. It has to stay on, if you ever want to see flowers again! On oncs, each bulb only sets one (or 2) spikes, and then you have to wait for the new growth to mature (or sometimes even semi mature) to get more spikes.
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