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Hehe thanks.
It is a lot of bloom, isn't it? I don't know standard practice for selling BS divisions of these sanderianum-type multi-florals. It would have been produced by a larger plant and then divided off for sale? What I'm wondering is how long it may be before this happens again.Nice, that's a lot of bloom for a single growth plant. Good acquisition, thanks for sharing.
Depends on your culture......but definitely not in one yaer time. Two or three years should be realistic, I think..........What I'm wondering is how long it may be before this happens again.
Yes, but as the plant gets bigger and multi growth, I think the time could shorten to annually.Depends on your culture......but definitely not in one yaer time. Two or three years should be realistic, I think.
I hadn't really thought it through. Makes sense. Thanks for the timing info too! Looking forward to pictures of your new one.I hope you don't think this plant is a division. That's not Sam's practice. He does have a category call, 'Select' on his website for plants he deems high quality of previous bloomed or divisions of awarded or potentially awardable plants. I have this same cross and it was a single fan with 3 flowers which will take 2 years to rebloom. As a side note, I bought another PEOY from him of a different mating which should be here Wednesday. I imagine it will be a single, maybe with a start, in spike. Its not uncommon to bloom multies from single fans.
Thank you, Justin. I haven't seen very many.Very nice PEOY.