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  1. January 15th, 2009, 07:16 PM #1
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    This is a Paph. liemianum x dellenatii thought I bought in bud in July of 2008 and it bloomed for about one month or so. Just today I noticed what seem to be buds emerging directly out of the center. Is this normal? It just looks a little odd to me.

    In the second pic you can sort of see the buds a bit in front of where the stake is going in.
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    Yes, normal. Looks like you are going to have a blooms before long! The plant looks so healthy too. Nice growing.

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    Yep, those are blooms, nice growing!! Can you tell us about how you care for it? I have a paph too and it belongs to the prez of my orchid society so I feel under pressure to get it to bloom, LOL....
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