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Old 05-04-2021, 10:04 PM
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This poor thing hasn't been doing quite well... but it is spiking now. It does seem to dislike cooler weather, at least. Unclear if this is sensitive to water quality.


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Old 05-20-2021, 06:25 PM
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Guess it was two buds...

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Keeps losing a leaf as it's developing its buds. Too much stress for this little thing. I've been reading people cutting off a bud to save the plant. Perhaps it is time to nip it...

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Nooo... It's quite natural for a growth to start to poop out as the spike develops - once it is done blooming it's pretty much done with the growth, but another (maybe more) will start to develop at that time. Don't be in a rush to whack... let it bloom!
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I don't see any new eyes breaking on this one. It's been steadily loosing two leaves since it initiated a bud a few months ago... We'll see how it holds up.

Nearly there...

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Getting close! I think P. niveum has a reputation for being difficult to bloom. So looking forward to it!
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I don't think it's fully open yet. It has a very faint floral scent today.

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That is really beautiful!
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