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Good job! It looks unusual, but amazing! It's nice to follow its flowering! Thanks for the pictures. I'd love to plant it as well....
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Congratulations . It looks great with all it's buddies.
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Thumbs up Nice bloom!!!
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could getting the spikes wet have anything to do with the spikes not having color? i purchased a B. tingabarnium and it yielded white flowers instead of the traditional orange. i was slightly bummed.
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could getting the spikes wet have anything to do with the spikes not having color. i purchased a B. tingabarnium and it yielded white flowers instead of the traditional orange. i was slightly bummed.
No, probably not the cause of white flowers.
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