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Phal. Hybrids Blooming

18 years ago

My first orchid, a NOID, acquired in Feb. '01 {{gwi:1107979}}

Another NOID {{gwi:1107980}}

Hilltop's Jewel - four spikes blooming {{gwi:140757}}

Phal. #568 - three spikes blooming {{gwi:140753}}

Phal. (Pumpkin's Patch x John's Gold) - three spikes {{gwi:140756}}

Doritis Kenneth Schubert 'Blue Star' - blooming since last June with more buds showing {{gwi:635672}}

Phal. Caribbean Sunset 'Chin Yo' - two spikes now - blooming for a year now {{gwi:206236}}

Phal. Carmela's Lion Berry x Krull's Heat - two spikes {{gwi:1107981}}

Phal. Brother Sara Gold x Brother Nobelstar - two spikes {{gwi:1107982}}

Phal. Freida Shapira (Peter Lin #4) - three spikes {{gwi:140755}}

Phal. NOT Penang Girl 'Ching Phooey' Yes, another NOID but the bloom is gorgeous, smells heavenly and has three spikes - I'll keep it. {{gwi:163129}}

Phal. Mini Mark 'Holmes' - two spikes

Phal. (H.P.Norton 'Orchidview' x Krulls Red Hot Mist) {{gwi:150060}}

And one I forgot in the species thread. Phal. aphrodite 'Spring Bamboo' - blooming since last fall {{gwi:1107984}}

Yes, I can see why people get bored with phals because they bloom for such a long period of time. I grow orchids for the blooms so will enjoy them for as long as they wish to bloom.

Brooke

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