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  1. April 24th, 2012, 08:52 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brutal_Dreamer View Post
    What Angela describes is exactly what happened to mine. I have a second blooming now.

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    Can you please show me where a node would be on these Epi as they are not prominent as Phals perhaps include a picture of your current second bloom Epi - Cheers
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    Default Nodes, keiki, and flower on Epi. stem

    Can't boast about the photography, but I hope this gives you some idea.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jai_star View Post
    Can you please show me where a node would be on these Epi as they are not prominent as Phals perhaps include a picture of your current second bloom Epi - Cheers
    Quote Originally Posted by angela View Post
    Can't boast about the photography, but I hope this gives you some idea.
    Thanks Angela!

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