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Old 06-24-2005, 06:46 PM
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I not-so-gradually moved this guy into full sun, 3/4s of the day. It got burned, but it put out 5 blooms on a single spike:


There are also three other spikes on the way (you can only see two in this picture . . . well, you can just barely see the third. It's right below the tag.)
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This is one of my favorites. Doesn't look too burned to me, they can take a lot of light and just purple on the edges. Looks happy!

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Old 06-25-2005, 11:39 AM
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that is awesome...
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Love em , very pretty , you beat me to it, mine is not in bloom yet . Gin
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Nice work Sue... so would the greater amount of sunlight have been the trigger for flowering or?

I love this plant, great smell....

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looks like it's got plenty of room to spread out,
i hope it's not too far out of the way
for you to enjoy.
it would be a nice addition to a
relaxing evening out on the patio or deck.
draping over the side of the pot,
it's a good looking plant.
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