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   Popo

   8 months ago

   My lily blooms pretty regularly, it’s summer now so it’s in her second bloom atm. I don’t think it’s anything unusual but I’m not an expert.

   

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     Gianna

     8 months ago

     Yes mine blooms a ton!! I’ve never seen this double sheathed one tho, this is a first for me

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     Popo

     8 months ago

     Aaah sorry, I misunderstood your post initially. I get it now but I haven’t seen double spathes before!

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   Molly

   8 months ago

   Mine did that a couple times. From what I've read, it's a unique genetic mutation often occurring in cultivated varieties. While often just a random, one-time anomaly, double spathe can be triggered by hormonal changes or, in rare cases, specific fertilizers used to force blooming. Often this is a one time occurrence, but if it continues to produce double spathes, it's highly unique, stable, or fixed mutation.

   

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     Gianna

     8 months ago

     Gorgeous!! Thank you for the lesson!! I just thought it was so funny looking and had to ask

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   Molly

   8 months ago

   Thank you,so is yours. It's definitely interesting. I just had the same thing happen to one of my alocasias., and my golden bone was doing all kinds of yoga poses. 😆

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     Gianna

     8 months ago

     Thanks girl!! She’s one of my favs for sure, no one ever seems to agree though ): I love how dramatic she is tbh

     

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   Mrs Daniels

   8 months ago

   Healthy and beautiful

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   Molly

   8 months ago

   You're welcome! She can definitely be a drama queen, but regardless, she's one of my favs too.

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