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Old 10-18-2006, 03:51 PM
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That's a corker!!! Absolutely Stunning!!!!

Well done on getting her back to her beautiful fragrant best!
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I wold only expect one or maybe two more flowers per spike with this type of plant
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I did have some catt hybrids that just threw out flowers without even forming any visible sheaths.

blc greenwich "elmhurst"


Flowers later on:
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That is pretty! We have that one too and I love it.

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Hmmm...very informative. I have some young catts that keep sheathing but no buds. I was thinking it has something to do with not enough light......? Maybe. And you know, I should have thought of it but I should be watering more often when the plants are spiking even if it is winter and they are inside.

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Your catt is lovely Ania. Congrats on the rescue and the bloom
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Hybrid catts can change from year to year as to whether they produce a sheath or not. My Blc. Pamela Finney made thick very large sheaths last year and this year no sheaths but buds are pushing out.


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My Catt. Portia Cannazzaro has bud growing without the sheath. Does this kind of thing happen often with Catts? It did have the sheath last year...

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