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This one is just starting so fingers crossed and I should have a few succession shots.
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Cool! This is such a nice species, look forward to seeing it in bloom. Current accepted name is pecten-veneris, BTW, though almost every vendor still sells it as tingabarinum...

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i absolutely love this species!!! cant wait to see pictures of the blooms!
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Word of caution, if you haven't bloomed this one before: avoid splashing the spike when watering, and be careful to keep it especially protected from drafts, i.e. fan breezes. I blasted many spikes on mine until I figured this out. -Stephen
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Thank you everyone.

I did not know about the name or about the blooms sensitivity to wind and water. I will keep you all posted of the outcome.
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Thats cool!! Can't wait.
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She's all opened up
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Good job! How cool is that. I love the species. Thanks for the before and after pics.
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Looks good. Any scent on these?
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