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    Default *screech* IT HAS A SHEATH!

    I'm pretty excited, if you can't tell haha My Blc. Laddawan Beauty has a sheath forming along with a new lead! It was a large bag baby from a few months ago and is really taking off. It currently has four new pb's forming and I woke up this morning to find one of them unfolding with a sheath enclosed in it! Cross your fingers that it will develop buds There will definitely be pictures if it blooms!

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    Good job Kelly. May there be many more to come. Looking forward to the pictures.

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    Congratulations.

    A watched orchid never blooms -- oh wait, that is about pots boiling. Good thing too since you seem to be eyeing this beauty's every inch regularly.

    With so much love, surely it will bloom . . . good luck.

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    Kelly..

    I got this one as a bag baby back in May. It grows like a weed, but I haven't been able to bloom it yet. Please make sure and post a picture of yours! (How tall is the p-bulb with said sheath?)


    Quote Originally Posted by sand_tiger86 View Post
    I'm pretty excited, if you can't tell haha My Blc. Laddawan Beauty has a sheath forming along with a new lead! It was a large bag baby from a few months ago and is really taking off. It currently has four new pb's forming and I woke up this morning to find one of them unfolding with a sheath enclosed in it! Cross your fingers that it will develop buds There will definitely be pictures if it blooms!

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    Oh it's still a baby...probably about 1.5" long, with no visible formation of the actual bulb yet.
    Last edited by sand_tiger86; August 21st, 2007 at 05:09 PM.

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    Congratulations!

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    It's probably a leaf then

    But do post a picture...


    Quote Originally Posted by sand_tiger86 View Post
    Oh it's still a baby...probably about an 1.5" long, with no visible formation of the actual bulb yet.

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    Hmmm...Interesting, since it's a unifoliate catt. But I'm sure double leaves aren't so uncommon. A bit dissapointing, however, if does end up being a leaf...we'll see!

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    Kelly..

    Almost ANYTHING is possible with a hybrid. Do keep us posted!

    Quote Originally Posted by sand_tiger86 View Post
    Hmmm...Interesting, since it's a unifoliate catt. But I'm sure double leaves aren't so uncommon. A bit dissapointing, however, if does end up being a leaf...we'll see!

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    Will do

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