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orchidnick

The ultimate panic bloom.

10 years ago

When I divide Dracula, I never throw leaves away. Even 1 solitary leaf will initiate and make a new plant. This was 1 leaf that fell of a Dracula antonio 'Lil' division. I planted it and it deteriorated and fell off. But not before initiating a new growth. So far nothing unusual. That this tiny new growth would make a flower spike is totally amazing, the ultimate desperation bloom!

Nick

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  • 10 years ago

    Another view.


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