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Old 06-26-2007, 12:16 AM
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What is that oncidium in the first photo? It is so cute! Nice new bloom on your Psychopsis too!

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What is that oncidium in the first photo?
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It have been awhile that I have post anything, I am doing good if anyone care. lol well here is an update of my psychopsis. It spike is almost at tall at me 5 feet 7 inches ( I am 5'11"). It has three flowering steams, and it start to branching. The oldest spike been blooming close to two years now. The flower is two inches from left to right and 6 inches from top to bottom. Hope you guy enjoy it like I do. The rest of my oncidium is pretty much death. because i moved outside and it rain soo much lately. I will take more picture of my new grown area.
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Hi! Glad to see you back! That psychopsis bloom is huge! Would love to see photos of your new grow area!

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It 12 30 am right now and it so dark and scary outside. I want to go take a couple of picture but I am to scare to go outside.
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wow that is one well bloomed psychopsis. I've never had a branch yet
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last but not least of my oncidium is bloom it opened a few days ago
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OOOOOH!!!!!
That one is a keeper. I absolutely love it! Colours are amazing!
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Hi bluemoon,

nice to see you back! Your psychopsis are amazing - definintely not something I am going to try at home right now, we have enough tempting things in our flat for the cats to bat at as it is. But I'm really pleased they are doing so well for you.
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last but not least of my oncidium is bloom it opened a few days ago
This is one of the most beautiful flowers I've ever seen. You don't happen to know the name...?

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