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Old 04-11-2007, 12:15 AM
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Default double spikes on stanhopea candida?

just checked out the stanhopea thats hanging in the shower and it is pushing out 5 spikes at present time! The weird thing is that one pbulb is sending out 2 seperate spikes. I didnt realize candida would do that. Is this normal, or is this just one happy chid?

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Sounds like you have found a great enviroment for you stanhopea...have any s
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Old 04-11-2007, 06:20 PM
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You have one health plant! Can we see some pictures?

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Pictures! We want pictures!
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Yes, Stans are cool!!! Hopefully you have pics.
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Stan candida is an amazonic orchid and loves high atmosferic humidity, than I think you found a nice place for it! Pics, please!
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Its not in bloom yet but i suppose i could take some pics tomorrow for yall. And now i found another spike poking through so the total is up to 6!!


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Its not in bloom yet but i suppose i could take some pics tomorrow for yall. And now i found another spike poking through so the total is up to 6!!
Wow! I can't wait for pics!
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Ok you cant see all the spikes but this gives you a general idea of overall size. The large spike actually has 3 buds on it. Last summer itonly had 2 buds per spike. If I am correct this one blooms twice a year.

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Looks happy I think.
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