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Shot this famous and amazing orchid again this year. Hope you enjoy!



Up close shot of another plant:



And a Bletia purpurea for good measure:

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Holy smokes! That's spectacular! thanks for sharing with us!
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That's is a awesome plant. The first orchid I found while hiking the glades was a cigar orchid. In the area we found it their was about 6 to 8 plants. I went to check them out in Feb. and ALL were burned out and none of the plant survived.
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Spectacular..thanks for sharing
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Wow! Thats amazing.
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That's crazy gorgeous, Justin! I need to find the time to do some orchid trekking next time I go to Florida. Thanks for sharing!

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Wow, what a dramatic picture (first pic). Very nice work. Beautiful orchids!
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Justin, I know two very seasoned growers near me that have grown this species for probably over a decade without blooms. Have you seen anything in the plant's natural habitat that triggers the blooming?

They've tried totally dry in winter, watered sparingly in winter, high light, low light, etc. One even exposed a division to a distant blast from a torch after hearing these are from an area that exhibits natural fire ecology.
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