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    Default Sharry Baby in bloom

    Sharry Baby is in bloom again. Today is dark and gloomy and rainy, so pic isn't that great! To me, the blooms smell like cakes and cookies baking in the oven, YUMMY!!!


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    Hey, that's really quite pretty, now you've gotten me all excited!

    Mine is still growing, I thought it was getting close but now I think not as close as I thought!

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    The spike on the mother plant is older so it is blooming sooner than your younger spike. You have never seen one in spike in person before? I love the fragrance! Hope you like it too since you like baking but they may smell like chocolate or something else to you.

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    Nope! I've never seen nor smelled one in bloom before. Actually it will be my first really fragrant orchid to bloom.
    I have to roll out/cut/bake sugar cookies *all day* tomorrow for work- my brilliant idea to have a cookie decorating event to sell our cookie cutters. At least the house will smell yummy!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Heather
    Nope! I've never seen nor smelled one in bloom before. Actually it will be my first really fragrant orchid to bloom.
    I have to roll out/cut/bake sugar cookies *all day* tomorrow for work- my brilliant idea to have a cookie decorating event to sell our cookie cutters. At least the house will smell yummy!
    Oh good, must be very exciting for you! So, now you don't have one but two! Oh lucky you! But they do get big quickly.

    Hmm sugar cookies, I love sugar cookies! Yummy!

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    They already *are* big, and shipping one to my sis, remember?

    I like eating them too, but cutting them out is a p.i.t.a! Sharry Baby=all the smell w/ none of the work! Lol!

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    That's so pretty! Nice blooms. Thanks for sharing!

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    Thanks, Lily! I love the fragrance.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Heather
    Nope! I've never seen nor smelled one in bloom before. Actually it will be my first really fragrant orchid to bloom.
    I have to roll out/cut/bake sugar cookies *all day* tomorrow for work- my brilliant idea to have a cookie decorating event to sell our cookie cutters. At least the house will smell yummy!
    Your first fragrant orchid? I thought you had a Neo falcata or something like that and aren't those fragrant?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paphraguy
    Your first fragrant orchid? I thought you had a Neo falcata or something like that and aren't those fragrant?
    First to bloom! I have three other fragrant species (SPECIES!!!)
    Neo. falcata
    Max. tenuofolia
    Sedirea japonica

    None bloomed or spiked yet though. Just growing lots of roots!

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