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  1. December 17th, 2009, 04:16 PM #1
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    Default Scaphosepalum rapax

    A tiny intermediate grower and the flower is about 0.5" tall
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    Are those fangs?? lol What a mean looking little cutie!
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    Love all the blooms! That guy is sure happy. Nice growing.

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    Really Cool! Congratulations on another great plant. Bill
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    another wonderful plant of yours!

    is there new buds forming on old spikes?
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    Yes, Ron. This species blooms year round and the spikes will form new buds again and again. Some of spikes on this plant are very old, 3 or more years old.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tom-19951 View Post
    Yes, Ron. This species blooms year round and the spikes will form new buds again and again. Some of spikes on this plant are very old, 3 or more years old.
    hi tom,
    now, thats a big bonus!

    thanks for info!
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