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I watered and fertilized this morning, looking over every plant. I have 5 orchids currently in bloom, which I've posted before, along with two in spike. But upon today's inspection I have still yet another Dendrobium and one Oncidium in spike as well!!!! Happy Dance!!!
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wooooohhhhooooooo! glad they are doing well through the heat!
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Love it when you find surprise buds on the way!
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So after I read this, I was inspired to check out my plants closely. I found 5 spikes!!!
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You go Bob!!!! WTG!!!!
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Cool! I know the feeling!
I just noticed this morning that I have 2 buds on a dend unicum which I did not expect at this time of year!
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WOW, wherever do they come from so quickly?!!! I just found another spike starting and still yet another Dendrobium with buds!!!! For this Dendrobium, it will be the 3rd time this year, fragrant as all get out, but blooms last 1 day and they are gone...
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