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Old 07-25-2008, 01:23 PM
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I recently received a Trichoglottis Brachiata which was purchased from an eBay vendor. She was quite dehydrated upon delivery and has received frequent daily mistings in preparation for a palm tree mount.

Today was the day for her transition. She's now proudly displayed on her new home, mounted with coconut husk fiber and panty hose. She looks better already.
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Yeah she really does... and she looks very healthy too. You should get blooms next season. This is one of my favourite orchids. Good luck!
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Old 07-25-2008, 01:40 PM
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Yeah she really does... and she looks very healthy too. You should get blooms next season. This is one of my favourite orchids. Good luck!
Actually she's in spike now.
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Excellent news. Keep us informed. Nice mounting job!
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Old 07-25-2008, 01:45 PM
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Oh wow you're sooooo lucky! I'm still waiting for mine to start spiking. I wish it would spike for me NOW!!!!

But I guess I just have to be patient ... ok that's all the patience I have....
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Old 07-25-2008, 01:53 PM
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there are my plants.... Trichoglottis brachiata (pic 1) and fasciata (pic 2)
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there are my plants.... Trichoglottis brachiata (pic 1) and fasciata (pic 2)
Your plants look great. The first one looks like its forming a spike near the center on the left. You might have a reason to celebrate.
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Really! Where!?....ok i'll be back i'm gonna check!
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Nah, i didn't see anything. But it was a good thing i did go outside because two of teh leaves on the fasciata started to burn...good thing i caught it in time. I put it a little more in the shade. Whew! You can actually see the burn on the fourth leaf from the top on the left hand side.
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