Late Bloomer
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Here we are in the second day of fall, it's hot as Hades in Florida, and my little Spidey is blooming.
Nice surprise!
Here are some pics for you northerners to enjoy:
and some more blooms coming on the other side of the plant:
Life is nice in Florida, green and pristine!
Love ya'll,
Dan
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9 years agoI can't help myself:
I love my little Spidey!
What a great day!
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9 years agolast modified: 9 years ago- 9 years ago
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- 9 years ago
Went to my friends house and he had another late bloomer. Absolutely gorgeous purple orchid. He told me he set it up with no soil medium whatsover in a shady area with a misting sprinkler hitting the roots twice a week. Beautiful plant and no maintenance setup. awesome!
Hope to have more pics of my Spidey soon when the blooms fill out. 
9 years ago
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