Phal spike and root photo

17 years ago

Here's a photo to compare a new spike and a new root on a phalaenopsis. I have phals spiking like crazy, I love this time of year!

Jeanne

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xmpraedicta
17 years ago
Great comparison picture! I feel like this will be referred to frequently in the future.
junglspy
17 years ago
i don't have a comparison pic, but here's a pic of one of my phals in spike, it looks kinda like it's gotta "thumb"
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cbarry
17 years ago
That it a great shot! (both actually). You should have that added to the FAQ.
triciami5
17 years ago
Those are great pictures, because I for one was not sure when I first started out. Thank-you

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