An orchid grower reports a four-year-old Phalaenopsis with a 5-foot-plus spike bearing 24 large blooms and more buds forming. While impressive, this isn't a record—orchid shows have featured white-flowered Phalaenopsis with spikes over 6 feet tall carrying 40+ blooms. Colored varieties rarely exceed 5 feet.
The grower's skill is evident; such vigor reflects excellent culture. With continued care, this plant may someday surpass existing records.
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