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Old 08-19-2019, 05:02 PM
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Thank you, guys, for the compliments regarding the flowers. I'm trying to keep the hummingbirds and bumblebees away, but it's a losing battle. Neither of them is getting any nectar, so hopefully they'll lose interest before the flowers are either damaged or pollinated.
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That's an amazing plant, but I honestly hope that mine doesn't get that big!
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The flowers on all three spikes are fully open now. Since the colors were getting washed out in sunlight, I took a picture when the weather became overcast to give a better idea of how dark the colors are.
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The flowers on all three spikes are fully open now. Since the colors were getting washed out in sunlight, I took a picture when the weather became overcast to give a better idea of how dark the colors are.
Clean and fresh. Excellent shapes and colour. I love the look of the bicolor flowers ----- the lower sepals that does the interesting downward bend thing - a Mr Potato Head sensation.
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